Criminal Incubation
By The_Ghostshell 11 Comments
A secret look into the intricate criminal activities of the Ghostshell of Gothic City.
What is Criminal Incubation?
On a global transnational level, the black market secretly influences financial losses, social change, governmental polices, and more. And much like a traditional venture capitalist, the criminal incubator provides the necessary capital needed to start up a venture or expand a pre-existing one. Ventures in the black market of course ranging from a wide and eclectic catalog of versatile vocation(s) and enterprising opportunists.
With the aid of a bright young statistical techno-mutant, Sequitur Crix; the Ghostshell is not only able to weigh and gamble criminal risks and 'ventures,' but also holds a secret position of powerful macroeconomic influence in the Gothic underworld. Where investment outcomes are a delicate alchemy of effective selection, careful investment oversight, and timely exits. Such alchemy is profoundly influenced by differences in the illegal environments and macroeconomic and sociopolitical conditions across the city's gang segregated areas, as well as international arenas of cyber anonymity.
[Below are figures representative of the Black Market Place. It is not a financial account of the Ghostshell's personal criminal earnings}
| Countries |
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- United States: $899,754 Billion
- China: $654,000 Billion
- Mexico: $209,983 Billion
- Spain: $126,700 Billion
- Italy: $111,541 Billion
General Overview
| The Black Market |
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Counterfeit Electronics: $169 Billion Prostitution: $186 Billion Marijuana: $141.80 Billion Illegal Gambling: $140 Billion Cocaine: $85 Billion Prescription Drug Abuse: $72.5 Billion Heroin: $68 Billion Software Piracy: $63 Billion Cigarette Smuggling: $50 Billion Counterfeit Foods: $49 Billion Counterfeit Auto Parts: $45 Billion Oil Theft: $37.23 Billion Human Smuggling: $35 Billion Counterfeit Toys: $34 Billion Human Trafficking: $32 Billion Illegal Logging: $30 Billion Methamphetamine: $28.25 Billion Illegal Fishing: $23.50 Billion Illegal Wildlife Trade: $19 Billion Ecstasy: $16.07 Billion Music Piracy: $12.15 Billion Fake Shoes: $12 Billion Counterfeit Clothing: $12 Billion Waste Dumping: $11 Billion Art Theft: $10 Billion Cable Piracy: $8.5 Billion Video Game Piracy: $8.1 Billion Counterfeit Sporting Goods: $6.5 Billion Counterfeit Pesticides: $5.8 Billion Alcohol Smuggling: $5.0 Billion Mobile Entertainment Piracy: $3.4 Billion Counterfeit Cosmetics: $3.0 Billion Movie Piracy: $2.5 Billion Metals and Minerals Smuggling: $2.3 Billion Counterfeit Aircraft Parts: $2 Billion Counterfeit Weapons: $1.8 Billion Kidnap and Ransom: $1.5 Billion International Adoptions: $1.3 Billion Counterfeit Watches: $1 Billion Arms Trafficking: $1 Billion Fake Diploma: $1 Billion Book Piracy: $600 Million Nuclear Smuggling: $100 Million Fake IDs: $100 Million Counterfeit Money: $81 Million Organ Trafficking: $75 Million Counterfeit Purses: $70 Million Counterfeit Lighters: $42 Million Counterfeit Batteries: $23 Million |
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Common & Uncommon Criminal Archive (w/profit $cale)
| Illegal Jobs |
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Futball Match Fixing Syndicate $15 Billion per yearOil Thieves – Nigeria $6,098 per dayAfghanistan – Taliban $200 Million a year from OpiumSpam Sellers – Russia $60 Million a yearAssassin – Mexico $3,000 to teenagers ($ growing due to the inactivity of the LoS)Bride Trafficker Broker – Cambodia $1,500 per brideAntique Looter 1 percent of final sale price |
Pricing
| Ak-47 prices on the Black Market |
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| Computer Hacker |
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| Cocaine (Prices) |
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The Network (Dark Web Encryption/Security)
| Early Warning (concept phase) |
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| Daedalus |
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