black market

International deals went through the creaking hands of the Bank of China or, quietly, black markets.

A FEW hours' drive east of the European Union takes you decades back: to political prisoners, a planned economy and black markets.

ALFRED BOSCH, Economist and Friend of Hayek: In this situation the black markets formed, and American cigarettes were its form of currency.

He also found life in Eastern Europe friendly but strained, he says, throttled by black markets, scarcity and unmet government promises.

The oldest Oxford racket had been elbowed out by the black markets in Woodbines, toffees, tomatoes.

So it may seem like madness that there are still reports of sneaky foodies flouting the ban in the city's restaurants and black markets.

Black markets will of course arise, as well as rationing if resale for profit becomes too obvious.

Often criminals will sell personal information harvested from data breaches to other crooks on online black markets.

Black markets are illegal markets in which the price exceeds the legally imposed price ceiling.

Perhaps the biggest risk to the regime's stability comes from the black markets and the taste for freedoms and better living they bring.

Price ceilings cause shortages, and black markets often develop in response to the shortage.

At present, the amount of business transactions for wild animals in black markets all of the world reached 1000 million dollars every year.

I. Give more force to publicity so as to create a good social environment for attacking the foreign exchange black markets.

It only makes the North more reliant on China and [on] black markets in Pakistan and Iran.

The black markets are a response to state failure.

Black markets trade in nuclear secrets and materials.

so they can be quickly unloaded on gray and black markets.

Price list of kidney in black markets of various countries:

International Environmental Crime. The Nature and Control of Environmental Black Markets