Corruption
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Corruption takes many forms, including bribery of officials, insider trading, and nepotism, and has serious negative effects. It is linked to poverty, as poorer countries tend to be more corrupt. Corruption undermines the rule of law, weakens economic growth, and is a major obstacle for development in three quarters of countries worldwide. While no country is corruption-free, some have been more successful at controlling it through institutional mechanisms.
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1) Few people across Asia Pacific think corruption is declining, with 40% saying it has increased in the last year. Police are seen as the most corrupt institution.
2) People are divided on if governments are effectively fighting corruption, with 50% saying they are doing a bad job and 41% saying good.
3) Over 900 million people paid bribes for public services, with bribery rates varying greatly between countries. India had the highest rate at 69% and Japan the lowest at 0.2%.
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