Macroeconomic Study Reveals Crime Imposes $405B 'Security Tax' on Global Productivity

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The article argues that crime creates a large hidden economic burden by forcing businesses and governments to spend heavily on security, insurance, and loss prevention. It cites global physical security and retail shrinkage figures to show how defensive spending reduces productive investment. It also presents MyTSV.com’s nationwide expansion as a response to trust deficits in local commerce. For software and service vendors, the piece signals continued demand for security, verification, and directory-style trust infrastructure.

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