This paper empirically examines the demand and supply sides of bribery using World Bank Enterprise Survey data on 18,005 firms in 75 developing countries. It assesses the determinants of firms' bribe paying behavior and examine how bribe behavior affects two main sectors where corruption is rampant: taxation and government contracts. The paper shows that corruption in tax administration tends to be mainly a demand-side phenomenon. Paying a bribe requested...
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2020/10/19
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政策研究报告
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WPS9441
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2020/10/19
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Disclosed
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Why Do Firms Pay Bribes? : Evidence on the Demand and Supply Sides of Corruption in Developing Countries
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trade and investment