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Leo v1.3.0Jul 14th 2022 GMT (+10) 1

economics | improving institutional decision-making | policy | transparency

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Corruption is improper and usually unlawful conduct intended to secure a benefit for oneself or another.

Further reading

Miller, Seumas (2005) Corruption, The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, September 14 (updated 21 September 2018).

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