Mob Boss Power Statistics

In this post, we explore the intriguing world of organized crime syndicates, shedding light on their immense wealth and power. From the Italian Mafia to the Russian Mafia and beyond, we delve into the staggering statistics that reveal the extent of their influence on economies and societies worldwide.

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"The Italian Mafia is estimated to be the wealthiest crime syndicate, with an annual turnover of $100 billion."

Statistic 2

"In 2013, the Sicilian Mafia was estimated to have 5,000 members."

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"It is believed that the Russian Mafia controls over 40% of Russia's economy."

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"A report by Europol estimates that organized crime groups in the European Union earn about $140 billion per year."

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"According to UNODC, the global illicit trade market, which is often controlled by organized crime groups, is estimated to be worth $870 billion per year."

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"The Japanese Yakuza is thought to have about 28,200 members."

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"In Japan, the number of Yakuza members has decreased from 184,100 in 1963 to 30,500 in 2017."

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"The Calabrian 'Ndrangheta mafia is estimated to control 80% of Europe's cocaine trade."

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"According to UNODC, organized crime groups are the principal cause of homicide in many countries, accounting for at least 19% of all homicides in 2012."

Organized crime groups, such as the Italian Mafia, Russian Mafia, Yakuza, and ‘Ndrangheta mafia, wield significant economic power and influence, with control over various illicit activities and substantial revenues. These groups have been linked to high levels of violence and criminal activities, impacting societies globally. The statistics presented indicate the vast scale of their operations and emphasize the ongoing challenge law enforcement faces in combatting organized crime networks.