> Maybe, corruption by peasants doesn't have that much impact compared to corruption en masse via wealthy people in the place where he lives? Exactly yes. "Pea

> Maybe, corruption by peasants doesn't have that much impact compared to corruption en masse via wealthy people in the place where he lives? Exactly yes. "Peasant's" just don't have enough money to meaningfully bribe someone. > With the current salary, if they work honestly, they can't even afford a house for 15 years. Wow, that seems like a nice place to live. I built a house (started in 2019, finished this year) with credit for 30 years, but I earn about twice the average in my country. Building it was the cheaper option, it was projected to be worth 50% more after building, now it's worth twice more.