The forgotten psychological cost of corruption in developing countries
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par Smriti Sharma, Lecturer in Economics, Newcastle University
Finn Tarp, Professor of Economics, University of Copenhagen
Saurabh Singhal, Lecturer in Economics, Lancaster University
Corruption is a crime which slows economic growth, undermines development, and causes inequality. With a cost to the global economy estimated at around US$2.6 trillion (£1.8 trillion) a year, it is often linked to politics and profiteering by large corporations. The Panama Papers, for example, exposed the vast and powerful reach of the financial secrecy industry.
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