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solution what you consider the most serious problem our society is facing.

INTRODUCTION Conrruption is the abuse of entrusted power for private gain. It hurts everyone who depends on the integrity of people in a position of authority.

Corruption has become an issue of major political and economic significance in recent years and the necessity to take measures against it has become evident. Corruption is not just the clearly “bad” cases of government officials skimming off money for their own benefit. It includes cases where the systems don’t work well, and ordinary people are left in a bind, needing to give a bribe for the medicine or the licenses they need.

Public corruption Ask Your Self Which of the following scenarios are illustrations of public corruption: Companies colluding to fix prices in their industries Drivers bribing a police officer to avoid speeding tickets Political party officials rigging elections Companies selling their faulty products Children buying illegal narcotics for recreational use

Corruption vs. Gift Giving Corruption is not only a western concept. In any society, there is a difference between what happens above board and what is under the table, of what is accepted and what causes outrage. Although different societies have their own notions of corruption, here are four questions to help determine what is right: Transparency: Do I mind if others know or the press reports on what I do? Accountability: Do I report my actions to others? Do they hold me to standards? Reciprocity: Would I feel hurt if others did the same thing? Generalization: Would it harm society if everybody did the same thing? Gift giving in many village traditions, for example, is not considered corruption as the transaction is transparent and not secret; the scale is modest, not life-changing; the benefits are usually shared with the community, for example the council of elders; and the public rights are not violated. Ask Your Self Imagine that you are an official working for the government. What hospitality or gifts should you accept from contractors? Use the four questions listed above to guide you in your decisions. Cup of coffee or tea, lunch, dinner for your family Theatre tickets, overseas holiday, expenses for your children to study abroad Book, scarf, shirt or tie, TV set and video, car, house

Types of Corruption There are many types of corruption. For most people, bribery probably comes first to mind when they hear the word corruption, but other common types of corruption include nepotism, fraud, and embezzlement. Bribery: An offer of money or favors to influence a public official. Nepotism: Favoritism shown by public officials to relatives or close friends. Fraud: Cheating the government through deceit. Embezzlement: Stealing money or other government property. In talking about different types of corruption, an important distinction is between administrative corruption and political corruption. Administrative Corruption: Corruption that alters the implementation of policies, such as getting a license even if you don’t qualify for it. Political Corruption: Corruption that influences the formulation of laws, regulations, and policies, such as revoking all licenses, and gaining the sole right to operate the beer or gas monopoly. Another important distinction is between grand corruption and petty corruption. Grand Corruption: Corruption involving substantial amounts of money and usually high-level officials. Petty Corruption: Corruption involving smaller sums and typically more junior officials. Corruption levels can vary within a country for different types. For example, there may be very little grand corruption in a country with a relatively clean elite, but a large amount of petty corruption in the lower offices of government.

Costs of Corruption Eve n if you don’t come into direct contact with corruption, corruption affects you. Corruption reduces the overall wealth in a country since it can discourage businesses from operating in such a corrupt setting. In addition, corruption is unfair and allows those with money or connections to bend the law or government rules in their favor

Conclusion Corruption is an intractable problem. It is like diabetes, can only be controlled, but not totally eliminated. It may not be possible to root out corruption completely at all levels but it is possible to contain it within tolerable limits. Honest and dedicated persons in public life, control over electoral expenses could be the most important prescriptions to combat corruption. Corruption has a corrosive impact on our economy. It worsens our image in international market and leads to loss of overseas opportunities. Corruption is a global problem that all countries of the world have to confront, solutions, however, can only be home grown. I used the sentence “we the common man are the solution” because we are the only reason why corruption is so popular.