The Effects of Corruptionon Growth, Investment, and Government Expenditure

September 1, 1996

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Paolo Mauro. The Effects of Corruptionon Growth, Investment, and Government Expenditure, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 1996) accessed September 19, 2024

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Summary

This paper discusses the possible causes and consequences of corruption. It provides a synthetic review of recent studies that analyze this phenomenon empirically. In addition, it presents further results on the effects of corruption on growth and investment, and new cross-country evidence on the link between corruption and the composition of government expenditure.

Subject: Corruption, Crime, Education spending, Expenditure, Expenditure composition, Total expenditures

Keywords: Consumption expenditure, Corrupt government, Corruption, Country, Economic growth, Education spending, Expenditure composition, Government, Government institution, Government policy, Government transfer payments, Total expenditures, WP

Publication Details

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28
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Working Paper No. 1996/098
Stock No:

WPIEA0981996
ISBN:

9781451852097
ISSN:

1018-5941

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