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Strategies & Market Trends : Americans 4 "No Own - No Sell"
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To: Jumper who wrote (419)10/8/2001 3:34:15 PM
From: Ga Bard  Read Replies (1) of 455
 
Idiocy - buying and selling without regard for rules and regulations thus corruption has emerged as another issue of not only in the USA but has become an international concern in the 1990s. Most realize what lies at the root of corruption: a dysfunctional institutional system, inequality, hierarchical structures, weak civil society, weak market agents, lack of transparency and accountability in governance, and a low level of skills and integrity in the bureaucracy.

The diversity of patterns of corruption makes it impossible to design a universally applicable remedy. Nonetheless, a number of key conditions and components have emerged as factors that may remove incentives for corruption. A number of key components at the macro level are crucial to an environment discourages corruption. These include the political legitimacy of the state, ensured through democratic elections and transfer of power; an effective political opposition and representative government; accountability through transparency and the provision of information; independent and diverse national media; separation of powers; thorough internal and external audit; effective means of combating corruption and nepotism; official competency, such as trained public servants; and an
impartial and accessible criminal justice system. While all these components are important, countries choose framework issues to be addressed on a priority basis to identify effective and sustainable short-term and long-term anti-corruption measures.

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