Does Greater Regulatory Burden Lead to More Corruption ? Evidence Using Firm-Level Survey Data for Developing Countries

Amin,Mohammad; Soh,Yew Chong

Does Greater Regulatory Burden Lead to More Corruption ? Evidence Using Firm-Level Survey Data for Developing Countries (Anglais)

Résumé

Regulation often creates opportunities for public officials to extract bribes. If this is true, deregulation offers a simple way to combat corruption. However, empirical evidence on the corruption and regulation nexus is limited. Further, the corruption... Voir la suite

Auteur Amin, Mohammad; Soh, Yew Chong;
Date du document 2020/02/18 09:51:03
Type de document Document de travail de recherche sur les politiques;
Numéro du rapport WPS9149
Volume 1
Total Volume(s) 1
Pays Monde;
Région Ensemble du monde;
Date de publication 2020/02/18 09:44:08
Disclosure Status Disclosed
Titre du rapport Does Greater Regulatory Burden Lead to More Corruption ? Evidence Using Firm-Level Survey Data for Developing Countries
Mots clé
corruption; petty corruption; value of time; annual rate of inflation; principal-agent model; regulatory burden; country fixed effect; standard error; incidence of corruption ... Voir la suite
Langue Anglais
Thèmes Développement social; Énergie; Enseignement; Économie et commerce international;
Sous-thèmes Crime et société; Électricité; Sciences de l’éducation; Enseignement primaire; Commerce international et règles commerciales;
Unité propriétaire Off of Sr VP Dev Econ/Chief Econ (DECVP)
Unité responsable Global Indicators Group - WB (DECIG)
Series Name Policy Research working paper ; no. WPS 9149
Version Type Final

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