Factors that might lead to corruption : a case study on Malaysian government agency
Year of publication: |
2019
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Authors: | Sharifah Liyana Marissa Malik Syed Abdul ; Haslinda Yusoff ; Nafsiah Mohamed |
Published in: |
International journal of financial research. - Toronto : Sciedu Press, ISSN 1923-4023, ZDB-ID 2611282-6. - Vol. 10.2019, 3, special issue, p. 216-229
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Subject: | corruption | customs | level of accountability | internal control | discretionary power | Korruption | Corruption | Malaysia |
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