In the decade of 1990 to 2000, prostitution in Greece was estimated to have generated 6 Billion euros through the 10 years.

Source: “Campaign against sex slavery,” Kathinerini, June 27, 2002.

The Government of Greece loses an estimated $30 Billion a year to tax evasion activities by its citizens.

Source:  Suzanne Daley, “Greek Wealth Is Everywhere but Tax Forms,” New York Times May 1, 2010.

Nearly every Greek family pays an average of $2,500 in bribes to public officials each year.

Source:  Sylvia Poggiol, “Economic Problems Threaten Greece’s Place In EU,” NPR, February 2, 2010.

The number of women trafficked into Athens doubled right before the 2004 Olympic games.

Source:  Will Park, “UK carriers to block prostitutes’ phone numbers, help curb sex trafficking,” IntoMobile, August19, 2009.

80 tons of marijuana is produced annually in Greece.  10 to 20 percent of the marijuana is consumed domestically, with the rest exported to other countries.

Source: US State Department, “2009 INCSR: Country Reports: Greece,” February 27, 2009.

Below are losses to selected countries in Europe from counterfeit pesticides.

Source: “Counterfeit Pesticides Across Europe-2008,” European Crop Protection Association, August 2008.

Price is in US Dollars and represents the typical price of Marijuana in Europe.

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Source:  UNODC, “World Drug Report 2009: Section 3.4 Prices, pages 215 to 234,” June 2009.

Price is in US Dollars and represents the typical price of Cocaine in Europe.

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Source: UNODC, “World Drug Report 2009: Section 3.4 Prices, pages 215 to 234,” June 2009.