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Malaysia is world champion in corruption- A A* Y0 m3 C! ?# V3 ~# K
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Despite Malaysia's high-profile anti-corruption crusade, half of the corporate executives surveyed by a global corruption watchdog believe that competitors have obtained business in the country through bribery.
$ {& h. o# X/ S1 z8 c3 q+ {3 m# `. s公仔箱論壇 Transparency International said Malaysia scored worst in the 2012 公仔箱論壇8 y2 C0 v. v) [% C5 |" ]! q
Bribe Payers Survey.It asked nearly 3,000 executives from 30 countries whether they had lost a contract in the past year because competitors paid a bribe, and in Malaysia, 50% of them said 'yes'.
3 w' O5 x1 ^0 G9 H' V Second on the dubious honor roll was Mexico, which was at 48%.
% q3 T( ~1 V& n' m; j( ctvb now,tvbnow,bttvb According to the Wall Street Journal, Japan was ranked as the world's least-corrupt place to do business, with just 2% of respondents saying they had lost out due to bribery.5.39.217.76' f" s0 F' i1 f# z5 f
Malaysia's neighbour Singapore was second-cleanest, which was at 9%. S1 ]+ S$ U& B& Q" `9 Z
Even Indonesia, with a long-standing reputation for corruption, fared better than more-developed Malaysia.! u5 e, l( H( l1 @: d
By comparison, 27% of respondents in China said they thought bribes had cost them business, the report said.tvb now,tvbnow,bttvb: n& p' N; F+ @' T
"It shows the attitude of private companies in Malaysia, indicating that bribery in the public sector could be systemic and in a sense institutionalized," Paul Low, president of the Malaysian chapter of Transparency International, said. |