What keeps corruption in check? Politicians have incentives to both avoid and actively oppose corruption when voters … corruption—legislators with influence in the policy-making process—also are well-positioned to benefit from corruption. We thus … wisdom, that as the number of checks increase so also should corruption increase, all else equal. This conclusion follows …

interventions, particularly in areas of public goods provision, voting behaviour, and specific measures to address corruption and …

Corruption as an institutional factor of the state regulatory efficiency is seen in disfunction of distributed decision … performance. Thus, there are two polar set of institutional factors of state regulatory efficiency: negative (corruption) and …

nonlinear effect on government effectiveness, political stability, regulatory quality, rule of law and control of corruption …

Corruption is a symptom and outcome of institutional deficiency, with potentially adverse effects on economic growth …. This paper aims to provide a synthesis of the existing evidence on the relationship between corruption and economic growth … findings indicate that corruption has a negative effect on per-capita GDP growth overall. We also report that corruption is …