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And it's much riskier to invest in countries with wide-spread corruption.
by kypro 7y ago
And it's much riskier to invest in countries with wide-spread corruption.
- loyukfai 7y agoI'd argue that as long as the (hidden) rules of corruption are somewhat known and stable. That would be fine. Also, some would consider the US lobbying industry is a legalised form of corruption. (just an example, not trying to single out the US) Anyway, am talking theoretically and it's all comparative.