Corruption, production structure and economic development in developing countries

Corruption has reached alarming levels in recent years and now costs the equivalent of about 5% of global output annually. Given this backdrop, this study sets out to investigate how corruption and the production structure affects the socioeconomic development of developing countries, applying a dyn...

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Autores principales:	Santos, Helis Cristina Zanuto Andrade, Fraga, Gilberto Joaquim
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Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	2020
Materias:	CORRUPCION CORRUPCION EN LAS EMPRESAS ASPECTOS ECONOMICOS PRODUCCION PRODUCTIVIDAD DESARROLLO ECONOMICO DESARROLLO SOCIAL ANALISIS ECONOMICO PAISES EN DESARROLLO CORRUPTION CORPORATE CORRUPTION ECONOMIC ASPECTS PRODUCTION PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC ANALYSIS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
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spelling	oai-11362-459762020-09-02T19:22:57Z Corruption, production structure and economic development in developing countries Santos, Helis Cristina Zanuto Andrade Fraga, Gilberto Joaquim CORRUPCION CORRUPCION EN LAS EMPRESAS ASPECTOS ECONOMICOS PRODUCCION PRODUCTIVIDAD DESARROLLO ECONOMICO DESARROLLO SOCIAL ANALISIS ECONOMICO PAISES EN DESARROLLO CORRUPTION CORPORATE CORRUPTION ECONOMIC ASPECTS PRODUCTION PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC ANALYSIS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Corruption has reached alarming levels in recent years and now costs the equivalent of about 5% of global output annually. Given this backdrop, this study sets out to investigate how corruption and the production structure affects the socioeconomic development of developing countries, applying a dynamic panel data procedure to the period 2002-2014. The main findings include the fact that the relation between corruption and development is non-linear. The study of the different dimensions of development also needs to encompass both economic and social perspectives. In general, there are signs that a more sophisticated production structure distorts the effects of corruption control by strengthening the influence of corruption itself on socioeconomic development. 2020-09-01T21:11:44Z 2020-09-01T21:11:44Z 2020-04-20 Texto Sección o Parte de un Documento http://hdl.handle.net/11362/45976 LC/PUB.2020/4-P 4 en CEPAL Review CEPAL Review 130 .pdf application/pdf 2002 2014
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topic	CORRUPCION CORRUPCION EN LAS EMPRESAS ASPECTOS ECONOMICOS PRODUCCION PRODUCTIVIDAD DESARROLLO ECONOMICO DESARROLLO SOCIAL ANALISIS ECONOMICO PAISES EN DESARROLLO CORRUPTION CORPORATE CORRUPTION ECONOMIC ASPECTS PRODUCTION PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC ANALYSIS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
spellingShingle	CORRUPCION CORRUPCION EN LAS EMPRESAS ASPECTOS ECONOMICOS PRODUCCION PRODUCTIVIDAD DESARROLLO ECONOMICO DESARROLLO SOCIAL ANALISIS ECONOMICO PAISES EN DESARROLLO CORRUPTION CORPORATE CORRUPTION ECONOMIC ASPECTS PRODUCTION PRODUCTIVITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC ANALYSIS DEVELOPING COUNTRIES Santos, Helis Cristina Zanuto Andrade Fraga, Gilberto Joaquim Corruption, production structure and economic development in developing countries
description	Corruption has reached alarming levels in recent years and now costs the equivalent of about 5% of global output annually. Given this backdrop, this study sets out to investigate how corruption and the production structure affects the socioeconomic development of developing countries, applying a dynamic panel data procedure to the period 2002-2014. The main findings include the fact that the relation between corruption and development is non-linear. The study of the different dimensions of development also needs to encompass both economic and social perspectives. In general, there are signs that a more sophisticated production structure distorts the effects of corruption control by strengthening the influence of corruption itself on socioeconomic development.
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title	Corruption, production structure and economic development in developing countries
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title_full	Corruption, production structure and economic development in developing countries
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Corruption, production structure and economic development in developing countries

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