Exposing China’s vast underground economy

20 Aug 2012

“A new academic study has set out to illuminate for the first time the size and structure of the Chinese online underground, and found it affected nearly a quarter of the country’s internet users last year and cost the economy over 5 billion yuan (£500m).”

Source: Exposing China’s vast underground economy • The Register

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