On the recordMarch 27, 2012
Estimates of this loss and economic espionage are hard to make, but they range anywhere from $2 billion to $400 billion a year.
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congress.govEstimates of this loss and economic espionage are hard to make, but they range anywhere from $2 billion to $400 billion a year.
Mike Kelly discusses the significant financial impact of economic espionage on the U.S.
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