Brigitte Unger, born in Austria in 1955, has studied economics at the Vienna University of Economics and at the Wirtschaftsuniversitaet Wien, where she also became professor. Since 2002 she holds the chair of public sector economics at the Utrecht University School of Economics. Her publications are on corporatism, economic policy, tax competition and money laundering. She has measured money laundering for the Nether‐lands in 2006, has published three books with Edward Elgar on money laundering and several academic articles on it. She is consultant of the Dutch Ministry of Finance, the UNODC, the EU and EUROSTAT on money laundering issues.
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