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Which type of organised crime has the most negative impact on the economic and social development of the SEE countries?
Jun 19, 2008
Production and traffic of drugs
Organised illegal immigration
Production and distribution of fake money and documents
Human traffic
Production and traffic of weapons
Traffic of stolen goods
The organised crime is not a significant problem for the development of the SEE countries
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The smallest national banknote was the 10 bani note issued by Romania in 1917...
The smallest national banknote was the 10 bani note issued by Romania in 1917. It measured one-sixteenth by 1 1/2 inches.
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