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Without open disclosure of the methodology of the scoring used in the study, this study should mean nothing more than guess work and should be regarded as nothi
by jsnk 14y ago
Without open disclosure of the methodology of the scoring used in the study, this study should mean nothing more than guess work and should be regarded as nothing noteworthy.
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- jlmendezbonini 14y agoThe actual results page http://transparency.org/cpi2012/results http://transparency.org/cpi2012/results has a link to download the data set (http://files.transparency.org/content/download/533/2213/file/2012_CPI_DataPackage.zip http://files.transparency.org/content/download/533/2213/file...) and within the file there are two folders containing more information about the methodology and sources.
- tvwonline 14y agoThe key thing is that the data is "Corruption Perceptions" not actual corruption. Here is a link with to their FAQs which explain more details. Also they mention there is a detailed sources description document if you download the raw data. http://transparency.org/cpi2012/in_detail http://transparency.org/cpi2012/in_detail EDIT: D'oh, looks like jlmendezbonini beat me to the punch.