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    Q1. Corruption Index: Conditions, Reasons and possible issues Corruption could be defined as the dishonest and unethical behavior in order to access personal profit or exclusive power from political authorities instead of conducting corresponding laws, which could be an important indicator of political risk. In this case, corruption perception index will be used to estimate the scale of corruption. According to the Transparency International (2016), Sweden scores 89 in corruption perception…

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    am writing about, I will explain the definitions of corruption, bribery and public safety. What is Corruption? Transparency International defines corruption as the abuse of entrusted power for private gain . This means that people with entrusted power in a country (government officers, finance ministers, senior officials) abuse their power and make private deals for money to use for themselves rather than for the betterment of society. Corruption usually occurs because some people are willing to…

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    Corruption in Australian sport This is not a new issue in Australia, recent high profile cases and international interest has seen a reassessment of Australia’s susceptibility to issues like use of insider information for betting purposes, match fixing, and using image and performance enhancing drugs. Corruption in sport is seen as match-fixing often, defined by Maennig as: “the form of behaviour by athletes who refrain from achieving the levels of performance normally required in the sport in…

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    In 2012, the New York Times published an article reporting extensively on the rampant corruption in the business practices of Wal-Mart’s Mexican branch, Wal-Mart de Mexico. The article reported that the company paid more than $24 million in order to obtain things such as building permits and beneficial environmental impact reports as a way of facilitating unprecedented large growth (Barstow 2012). Due to these practices, Wal-Mart has come under scrutiny of the United States’ Foreign Corrupt…

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    Fisman and Svensson found some evidence that corruption influences growth at the micro level. They have used the dataset which contains information on the estimated bribe payments of the firms in Uganda. Their dataset contains information from the Ugandan Industrial Enterprise Survey about 243 firms in 5 locations and 14 industries. As it was discussed before, corruption has a very secretive and uncertain nature, and therefore there have been implemented different methods in order to increase…

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    lead to the corruption of several things. It can lead to the corruption of a fair system. It can lead people to take over countries, destroying towns, or it can lead to the destruction of government. Lord Acton’s famous words, “Power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely” ring true in Julius Caesar and the novel Animal Farm. The corruption that power can cause can still happen today in many ways. It happened in Animal Farm and in the play Julius Caesar. Corruption of power…

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    Corruption is a common phenomenon not a new because of the whole world is enclosing in corruption which is the biggest threat to the development. Corruption is a major problem for developing country although it has been a burning question in Bangladesh. Today’s Bangladesh has become one of the most corrupted country for the reason that Transparency International found Bangladesh the world 's most corrupted country for five consecutive year. As a result, the general people of Bangladesh…

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    Introduction Corruption is a phenomenon that has received and continues to receive a generous amount of attention from researchers and theorists alike in the Political world. Throughout the review of the source literature, certain themes were discovered as to where the literature converges and diverges. This paper addresses four of those themes namely; Qualitative (de Graaf and Hubarts, Urinboyev and Svensson and Jos ) versus Quantitative Research (Kilkon Ko and Ananya Samajdar, Lalountas et al…

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    Corruption is a fraudulent behaviour that occurs excessively in the world of Suzanne Colin's novel, "The Hunger Games". This form of activity takes place most often in the Capitol. It's difficult to say if the capitol is corrupt, however citizens of the capitol in the novel do radiate a form of corruption. The capital is undeniably corrupted and advantageous, yet everybody is commendable in their own right. Three meaningful reasons that corroborate to the contention are: Panem is clearly corrupt…

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    United States, corruption is a fairly insignificant issue. There may be the occasional newsflash of a low-level official receiving kickbacks or bribes, but overall, for citizens of the United States, corruption takes a backseat when discussing current global problems. However, the people of Guatemala know that corruption is a very real and formidable foe that plagues democracy. After living through a brutal thirty-six year civil war and the reinstatement of civilian rule, corruption became…

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