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community and formal enforcement, while corruption undermines it. We discuss how community can play an important role in a …
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corruption. Numerous studies suggest a relationship between the design of civil service systems and corruption, but few studies … actually test this theoretical link. We hypothesize that corruption levels depend on the presence or absence of particular … bargaining rights; we also assess the impact of wages on corruption levels. We test these hypotheses using World Bank data from a …
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. This question is intimately related to broader issues of concern to organization theory including the usefulness and value … complexity with mainstream organization theory, we address three research questions: (1) how does the architecture or structure … complementarity. We discuss the implications of our findings for organization theory and design and also the burgeoning literature on …
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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 …
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The paper explores a game-theoreticmodel of petty corruption involving a sequence of entrepreneurs and a track of … assumptions on the structure of the game. -- corruption ; repeated games ; hold up ; extortion ; capture …
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This paper develops a game theoretic model of corruption in tax assessments. Bureaucrats are assumed to be … heterogeneous in the level of corruption and the favors they offer to the public. Our first result establishes the optimal amount of …
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Recent empirical studies suggest that poor public sector performance in developing nations is due in part to the difficultly of selecting workers whose motivation is aligned with the mission of the institution -- in direct contrast to evidence from developed nations, public sector workers tend...
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This paper studies the impact of decentralisation on corruption in a hierarchy, where decentralisation is intended as … the delegation of power to lower levels. More decentralisation has a positive impact on corruption, raising individual … their propensity to corruption and raising the higher layers' monitoring. When this second effect dominates …
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