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Shadow Economy in EU Countries

Abstract

The article  deals  with  the  specificities of the definition  of  the  notion  of shadow economy, with  core  factors  of its  development  and  applied  methods of measuring  of  its  size  are  analyzed. An assessment of the current state, dynamics of the development and sectoral distribution of the shadow sector of the economy of EU countries is provided. Special attention is given to modern trends that positively or negatively influence the issue of fighting shadow economy in EU countries. Key methods of fighting shadow economy that are applied in EU countries are analyzed and the question of their effectiveness is considered.

 

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Peter Trofimov
MGIMO University
Russian Federation


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