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I am not sure the incentives are aligned. those people fixing the roads are incentivized to do the work cheaply so they can skim more “off the top” And you st
by akdev1l 7mo ago
I am not sure the incentives are aligned.
those people fixing the roads are incentivized to do the work cheaply so they can skim more “off the top”
And you still need to fight corruption to some level or it will come to a point where there’s more skimming than work being done
- mentalgear 7mo agoExactly, sounds inherently unsafe and the work is only done superficially to keep more EU funds coming (like in Hungary).
- order-matters 7mo ago>those people fixing the roads are incentivized to do the work cheaply this incentive exists with or without corruption
- akdev1l 7mo agocheaply as in not meeting standards without corruption you could do a shitty job once and then you won’t get another contract because you did a shit job with corruption the quality of the work won’t matter so in the extreme case you can deliver nothing at all and you’ll still keep getting contracts - In my country we call this being “plugged in”