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Illicit trade threatens global economy, people and labour markets, says OECD

Counterfeiting accounts for US$467 billion a year in world trade, constituting a “significant threat” to the global economy and posing “serious risks” to people and labour markets, according to an OECD report published today.

RTP Notícias20 Jan

Illicit trade threatens global economy, people and labour markets, says OECD

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Counterfeiting in Portugal

Illicit trade threatens global economy, people and labour markets, says OECD

Illicit trade threatens global economy, people and labour markets, says OECD