
481. Is the U.S. Really Less Corrupt Than China?
Freakonomics Radio
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Access Money and Corruption: A Comparative Analysis
This chapter explores the concept of 'access money' in relation to the U.S. financial crisis and examines the impact of lobbying on lending behaviors. It introduces a new methodology for assessing corruption and compares corruption levels between the United States and China, highlighting significant differences in types of corruption. The discussion further delves into the implications of technology transfer and the moral complexities of corruption in public projects.
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