Corruption

1. Corruption

2. Corruption is..

Corruption is a crime committed
by government officials for the
purpose of personal enrichment.
The main stimulus for corruption
is profit related to the use of
their powers, giving or taking
bribes, bribery. The main
deterrent is the risk of exposure
and punishment.

3. Country environment corruption statistics

5 most corrupt countries:
1. Yemen
2. Venezuela
3. Somalia
4. Syria
5. South Sudan
5 most non-corrupt
countries:
1. Denmark
2. New Zealand
3. Finland
4. Singapore
5. Sweden

4. Reasons for corruption

·Ambiguous laws.
·Ignorance or misunderstanding of laws by the population.
·Unstable political situation in the country.
·Lack of established mechanisms for the interaction of government institutions.
·Bureaucratic incompetence.
·Nepotism and political patronage, which lead to the formation of secret
agreements that weaken the mechanisms for controlling corruption.
·Lack of unity in the system of executive power.
·Low level of participation of citizens in control over the state.

5. Anti-corruption system

·A system for monitoring possible
points of occurrence of corruption.
·A system of punishments for
corruption.
·A system of rewarding positive
actions of officials, aimed at
ensuring that it is beneficial for an
official, both materially and morally,
to behave honestly and efficiently.

6. Zdroj:

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