Corruption among central banks induces distorted policies by, first, increasing the inflation bias and, second … bankers with similar preferences, corruption might be tolerated as an instrument of bringing factual policies more in line …

to disband the "pact of silence" characteristic of corrupt arrangements. -- Corruption ; Asymmetric Sanctions …

Recent empirical studies claim that, in addition to levels of corruption, investors are deterred by its … unpredictability. I claim instead that it is petty corruption that deters investors. I employ seven subcomponents of corruption for a … this data depicts a grand, political type, embracing corruption in government policymaking and in judicial decisions as …

Data on the perceived levels of corruption from a cross-section of countries has been introduced fruitfully into recent … empirical research. This chapter reviews studies on the consequences and causes of corruption. It includes research on the … impact of corruption on investment, GDP, institutional quality, government expenditure, poverty, international flows of …

Governments and private firms try to contain corruption among their staff mostly in a top-down, rules-based approach …-tolerance, debarment or the nullity of contracts. While top-down elements are indispensable for containing corruption they must be designed … well in order to avoid discouraging the bottom-up endeavors. -- Corruption ; whistle-blowing ; contract penalties …

We let students play a corruption game, embedded into a variant of the ultimatum game. Those allotted the role of … negative reciprocity. -- Corruption ; ultimatum game ; whistleblowing ; gender ; signaling ; trust …

-givers should be punished for giving bribes, but not for accepting the bribetakers' reciprocity. -- corruption ; asymmetric …

Corruption at central banks induces distorted policies by generating a tendency to increase inflation. An inflation …