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economic crimes against humanity by the mortgage Drowned

According to the International Criminal Court, crimes against humanity is "any inhumane act causing great suffering or threatens the physical or mental health sufferers, committed as part of a widespread or systematic attack against a civilian population. " Since World War II we have become familiar with this concept and the idea that, no matter what has been its magnitude is possible and right to investigate these crimes and bring the guilty pay.

Situations such as that generated the economic crisis have led to start talking about economic crimes against humanity. The concept is not new. Already in the 1950 neoclassical economist and Nobel laureate Gary Becker introduced his "theory of crime" at the microeconomic level. The probability that an individual commits a crime depends, to Becker, the risk taken, the potential spoils and possible punishment. At the macroeconomic level, the concept was used in discussions on structural adjustment policies promoted by the International Monetary Fund and World Bank during the eighties and nineties which led to grave social costs for people in Africa, Latin America, Asia (during the Asian crisis of 1997-98) and Eastern Europe. Many analysts said these agencies and the policies that sponsored and economists who designed them accountable, especially the IMF, which was much maligned after the Asian crisis.

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