A government officials' propensity to corruption, or corruptibility, can be affected by his intertemporal preference …

Numerous countries are introducing citizen feedback schemes to tame corruption. We study how best to incorporate …

corruption-free or plagued by corruption. Contingent on the nature of adjudicatory bias, bribery either discourages private … antitrust lawsuits or incentivizes firms to engage in frivolous litigation. Corruption expectedly reduces the effectiveness of … can be social welfare-enhancing even in the presence of corruption. Under some circumstances, corruption actually …

and individual liabilities should be combined to both restrain corruption and to sustain the credibility of corporate … ethics. These implications allow comparatively evaluating the effectiveness of international anti-corruption laws …

This paper examines the relationship between organizational form and the potential for corruption in two polar opposite … study two types of corruption - collusion, where crooks try to bribe officials in order to pass bad projects, and extortion … costly to maintain. We explore the implications of some reform policies aimed at reducing corruption …

-blowing rewards. The optimal organizational design involves minimizing corruption by some reshuffling of team members and specializing …

This paper investigates the relationship between electoral incentives, institutions and corruption. We assume that …

We address the impact of corruption in a developing economy in the context of an empirically relevant hold-up problem … is less tight, bureaucrats are less venal, or compensation for expropriation is ungenerous. -- corruption ; bureaucratic …

privatization is more likely to be chosen if the government is politically weak. -- Corruption ; Bureaucratic Structure ; Developing …

itself, which performs an anti-corruption task - with the payment of illegal contributions, and provide general conditions …