Sentence examples for illegal sector from inspiring English sources
They are often easy prey to the criminal organisations that control much of the illegal sector in the south and large parts of the north of the country.
Losses in fraud cases coming to court are their highest since 1995.Each illegal sector has its own reasons for success: internet banks are easier to rob than high-street ones, for instance, and passport forgery has become easier since the accession to the EU of countries with more easily forgeable documents.
We assume that illegal opportunities that pay high pecuniary returns require considerable time in the illegal sector or/and they involve higher psychological costs.
On the other hand, the individual will specialise in the illegal sector, iff the marginal utility from the legal activities plus the marginal cost of punishment is smaller than the marginal utility from illegitimate activities, which is highly unlikely.
The estimates of the latter indicated that the probability of being an individual who never participates in the illegal sector is 0.64, while for those who do not belong to the ZI category, the probability to report a committed property crime is 0.39.
On the other hand, if the individual participates in the illegal sector, he receives the criminal wage k(τ i,m), which consists of financial and psychological outcomes measured in their monetary equivalent, with dk d τ i > 0. Thus, psychological costs associated with crime, such as regret, uneasiness, etc, are incorporated in k.
For example, asylum seekers, which is the group that according to their economic outcomes would find illegal sectors the most attractive, were located in unpopular areas outside London (see, Bell et al. 2013).
Nobody knows the true size of the illegal-mining sector, but the Peruvian mining researcher Miguel Santillana calculates that there are roughly four hundred thousand informal gold miners today.
This, too, might be illegal in the civil sector.
Such a structure would be illegal in the private sector, and a company that tried it could be penalized, experts say.
"In the often unregulated and illegal artisanal gold mining sector there are no structures in place to protect these workers and it is impossible to stop gold dug by children entering global supply chains.
