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payoffs to the client’s decision. We test this frame work using a new data set on bribery of Peruvian public officials by … households. The theory predicts that bribery is more attractive to both parties when the client is richer, and we find … empirically that both bribery incidence and value are increasing in household income. However, 65% of the relation between bribery …
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This study provides the first systematic measure of bribery using micro-level data on reported earnings, household …-reported compensation in thepublic sector. Using the conditions of labor market equilibrium, we develop an aggregatemeasure of bribery and … find that the lower bound estimate of the extent of bribery in Ukraine is between 460 mln and 580 mln U.S. dollars (0 …
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regarding bribery. Bribery in international business transactions can be seen as a function of not only the demand for such … representatives. This study addresses the propensity of firms from 30 different countries to engage in international bribery. The … study incorporates both domestic (economic development, culture, and domestic corruption in the supplying country) and …
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This study addresses the potential trade-off between inflation and exchange rate targeting in former transition countries, which now may be labeled emerging market economies and which prepare for entry into the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU). Among this group of countries, some implemented...
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Unlike in developing countries, there tends to be no problem of access to water, electricity, and heating for private households in transition countries. However, transition countries have a considerable amount of low-income households, and the problem of affordability of these...
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The paper analyses the link between the autonomy according to business function and the performance of foreign subsidiaries in Slovenia, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia and Estonia. The novelty of the paper is in the deeper investigation of the multidimensionality of autonomy. Using the method of...
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There is growing consensus on the view that corruption hurts economic performance by reducing private investment, by … –, corruption also has adverse distributional effects as it hurts the poor disproportionately. For a given level of government … budget and national income, high corruption countries achieve lower literacy rates, have higher mortality rates, and overall …
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feature of corruption. We also investigate implications of the stability of the corrupt regime for the dynamic extortion and …
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-authors on corruption, ethical leadership, and social contracts theory, and relates that literature to corrupt activities by … corporate executives. Corruption is defined broadly to encompass executive self-dealing, which harms their firms. The specific … example, to propose a framework aimed at improving corporate governance and preventing future executive corruption. The …
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This paper studies the impact of corruption on inward foreign direct investment using a unique firm-level data set. It … examines two effects of corruption simultaneously: a reduction in the volume of foreign investment and a shift in the ownership … structure. Corruption makes local bureaucracy less transparent and hence acts as a tax on foreign investors. Moreover …
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