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One slightly supporting evidence is a higher correlation for budget percentage being road infastructure as opposed to other areas. Not causing it but likely bec
by Nasrudith 5y ago
One slightly supporting evidence is a higher correlation for budget percentage being road infastructure as opposed to other areas. Not causing it but likely because it is easier to slip corruption and kick backs in those budgets than say education budgets, so it winds up inflated for worse results.
- onlyrealcuzzo 5y agoWhy should it be easier to have corruption in road work vs anything else?
- wolverine876 5y agoInteresting, but I see other reasons for it: in an era where thins are much more politicized - health research, education, etc. etc. - roads are so far apolitical. Also, is it more prone to corruption? I don't know. What about military budgets, for example?