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Lots of industries these days seem to be rife with fraud and corruption. In Canada the education system was abused as a immigration path, in part because the s
by newsclues 1y ago
Lots of industries these days seem to be rife with fraud and corruption.
In Canada the education system was abused as a immigration path, in part because the schools were greedy and corrupt.
- avoutos 1y agoYeah, it's there in every industry, though it seems more prevalent in those that are heavily reliant on taxpayer money.
- pixl97 1y agoMaybe it seems relevant because those are the ones getting caught? Or maybe the corporate owned news doesn't like to publish corporate corruption?
- FredPret 1y agoThis only makes sense if the corruption is in the same corp that's doing the reporting. Corporations have an incentive to undercut one another and compete. They'll only band together when something affects them all at the same time, which is basically only economy-wide events.
- newsclues 1y agoTaxpayers have the most money, and aren't as interested in protecting the money, unlike people that have ownership. If your goal is to extract a percentage, find the biggest cashflow to maximize profits.
- Fomite 1y agoBy that logic, the defense industry should have orders of magnitude more problems than the average research university.
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- 77pt77 1y agoIt's just a lot harder to hide things nowadays. It has probably been like this for centuries.
- samrus 1y agoI dont know if this is just rose tinted glasses, but i feel like the west used to be a higher trust society
- neonnoodle 1y agoGo read about the rates of simony in early modern Europe.