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Corruption, It's An Ecosystem

01-Oct-14 09:45

Corruption, It's An Ecosystem

According to Ernst & Young’s Asia-Pacific Fraud Survey Report 2013, Malaysia, along with China, has the highest levels of bribery and corruption anywhere in the world. And in light of the major crackdown on a syndicate involving high-ranking Customs officers, as well as the recent UPSR exam paper leak, BFM discusses how best to understand the problem of corruption. We look at the National Key Results Area of 'Fighting Corruption', and the complex ecosystem that constitutes corruption.

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