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>I would assume that, as a country develops and grows, the amount of corruption will generally naturally decline. Why would you assume that? The corruption get
by crdoconnor 9y ago
>I would assume that, as a country develops and grows, the amount of corruption will generally naturally decline.
Why would you assume that? The corruption gets fixed first, usually in an entirely unnatural way (e.g. top down crackdowns), and only then the country grows.
- owebmaster 9y agoAnd corruption by foreign agents is one of the most efficient ways to prevent rival countries growth.