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About the Global Financial Flows Program Under the direction of Raymond Baker, the Center for International Policy's Global Financial Flows Program scrutinizes illegal capital flight, demonstrating how it corrupts the benefits of capitalism and deepens poverty for millions of people worldwide. Illegal capital transactions-estimated at $1 trillion per year-are executed or overlooked by criminals, terrorists, government officials, major corporate CEOs, and money-center bankers. The Global Financial Flows Program is spearheading comprehensive research on all forms of capital flight-criminal, corrupt, and commercial. Along with CIP research associates and interns, Mr. Baker is analyzing in-depth examples of "dirty money" in China, Ecuador, Indonesia, North Korea, Russia, Venezuela, and many other countries. Mr. Baker presents these findings in his book, Capitalism's Achilles Heel. |
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