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How Corruption Destroys the Nation

Corruption affects at all levels of development of the country. It undermines institutions, wear away trust in governments, and hinders economic growth. 

Corruption

Countries with weak governance structures and a lack of transparency are more susceptible to corruption.

1. Weak institution

When there are no consequences for corrupt behavior, it can become more prevalent.

2. Lack of accountability

Certain cultural customs, norms and values can tolerate or even encourage corruption.

3. Cultural factor

Corruption includes bribery, embezzlement, extortion, nepotism, and fraud. It occurs in society - from government officials to ordinary citizens.

4. Types of corruption

Corruption diverts resources away from essential services and investments, hindering economic development.

5. Reduces growth

Corruption can worsen poverty by denying people access to basic services and opportunities.

6. Increases poverty

Corruption wears down trust in government institutions and can lead to political instability.

7. Destabilize democracy

Corruption can erode social trust and increase social divisions.

8. Damages social unity

To address corruption, countries need to implement strong anti-corruption measures, promote fairness and accountability, and strengthen their institutions. 

9. Anti-corruption measure

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