Social Sciences
8 years ago

Corruption linked to income levels, rule of law crucial for control.

Brazilian Journal of Political Economy
Corruption, income, and rule of law: empirical evidence from developing and developed economies
Hélder Ferreira de Mendonça, André Oliveira da Fonseca

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The article looks at how corruption affects income and ways to reduce it. The researchers found that corruption is linked to income levels. They also discovered that improving the rule of law can help fight corruption in developing countries. Additionally, they found that focusing on increasing the human development index can lead to higher income levels and better control of corruption.