In: Economics
1. Money laundering refers to the process of concealing the true source of excess money made through illegal activities. It can be either done through bank transfers or commercial transactions.
2. Some of the common examples of money laundering :- Money made from smuggling activities, drug markets, terrorist funding are usually hidden or disguised by the criminals through money laundering.
Smurfing is another common example practiced by the criminals by which they hide the black money earned by them by making small deposits in their bank accounts over time.
3. Money laundering negatively impacts the economy.