Abstract
The monograph stipulates the main provisions characterizing shadow (criminal) processes in the world economics and macroeconomics from a criminal law standpoint. The authors describe the shadow economy content, the reasons for and consequences of its growing; issues concerning the approaches to the evaluation of the shadow economy and efforts decreasing it, in particular, measures of criminal law influence. Much attention is paid to the presentation of the criminal economy, criminal policy in the reviewed economic sector. The paper presents doctrinal provisions, official statistics and other data characterizing the essence of shadow economy expansion on the global and domestic scale; the legal basis aimed at the fight against reduction of the shadow economy level.
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