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2 years ago

Cybercrime has a serious economic impact on national and global economies that costs the _____ of its GDP every year.

Computers and Technology

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maks197457 [2]2 years ago

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Answer:

World at least 1 percent

Explanation:

Cybercrime are crimes that focuses on networks of computers whereby a computer is used to commit the crime or a computer is the target of the crime, with the possible effect of a threat to the security and financial wellbeing of a person, an establishment or country

According to the report by Zhanna Malekos Smith and Eugenia Lostri, 'The Hidden Costs of Cybercrime' the monetary cost of cybercrime which is estimated at $945 billion is <u>a little above 1% of the World's GDP</u> which is around $87.55 trillion.

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