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Table 3 IV estimates (TSLS): determinants of corruption.
Recent work has attempted to understand the determinants of corruption at the microeconomic level using laboratory experiments (Abbink et al. 2002).
A significant amount of research has been devoted to studying the consequences and determinants of corruption,1 particularly in developing countries.
Finally, our results suggest several micro-determinants of corruption including age, ability, religiosity, but not gender.
We investigate the determinants of firm corruption and highlight contagious diffusion of firm corruption under mutual influences of firms' past corrupt history and between peers.
These primary effects in turn affect donor innovation, information hoarding, and aid disbursement volatility, as well as recipient country health budget levels, human resource capacity, and corruption, and the determinants of health program performance.
The extent of democratic reform from a planned economy towards a market economy in post-Soviet countries appears to be one of the key determinants of the levels of external partners' involvement (69, 76, 77), with the control of corruption, and the promotion of voice and accountability, linked to effective aid implementation as suggested in.
Revelations of corruption followed.
It is tired of corruption.
He faces accusations of corruption.
