The tax havens have drawn away an estimated 40 trillion in assets that escape taxation. This is the main course of government budget deficits that have played the global economy. It also led to the wide income gap. http://www.todayonline.com/Business/EDC120723-0000020/S$40-trillion-in-hidden-assets
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