The causes of corruption are rooted in a country's political and
legal development, its social history, bureaucratic traditions, economic
conditions and policies. Generally, the weaker the institutions of
governance are, the more prevalent is corruption. In other words, a
country that tolerates corruption is either weak or corrupt itself.
As long as governments are unwilling to enforce anti-corruption laws as well as harshly punish those who are involved in corruption,
regardless of their public or private position, poverty and conflicts
around the world will continue to rise!
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