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Corruption Contagiousness: Distribution among Regions


Valeriy Bortsev
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Bortsev Valeriy Viktorovich – Postgraduate Student of the Academic Department of Political Economy, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow

Published in:
Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship
– № 12 / June, 2013



Keywords: contagiousness, corruption, empirical studies, growth of corruption, spread of corruption


Citation:
Valeriy Bortsev (2013). Corruption Contagiousness: Distribution among Regions. Russian Journal of Entrepreneurship, 14(12), 157-162. — url: http://bgscience.ru/com/lib/4295


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Abstract:

The article focuses on the phenomenon of the spread of corruption between neighbor countries and their territorial entities. It reveals the conditions, the main factors and causes that contribute to such effect. The article analyzes the empirical studies, draws the conclusions and determines the directions of the practical application of the results.







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