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Corruption Takes High Measures in Russia

Åke Tyvi | 22.07.2005 15:30 | Analysis | Cambridge | London

According to Indemin’s study annual sum in bribing is 316 milliard USD, and corporations bribed officials 244000USD on average, where as in 2001 the sum was 23000USD. According to Indemin’s study annual sum in bribing is 316 milliard USD, and corporations bribed officials 244000USD on average, where as in 2001 the sum was 23000USD.

CORRUPTION TAKEN HIGH MEASURES IN RUSSIA

Finland, Vantaa - “Bribing already exceeds Russia budget income by 2.6 times” writes leading Finnish newspaper Helsingin Sanomat on its Fridays’s number.

Ex-president’s Boris Jeltsin’s advisor and modern Russia’s critic Georgi Satarov from Indemin has committed an interview study consisting of 3000 persons and 1000 corporations.

According to Indemin’s study annual sum in bribing is 316 milliard USD, and corporations bribed officials 244000USD on average, where as in 2001 the sum was 23000USD.

In education people used 580 million USD in bribing and 400 million USD in health-care.

According to Opora-foundation -which represents Small and Middle size Business- representative Vladislav Korotshkin small business loses 8.5% from their ROI into corruption.


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Source: Helsingin Sanomat; July 22, 2005; p. A 12; “Tutkimus: Korruptio noussut huikeisiin mittoihin Venäjällä”

Original author and writor: Jussi Konttinen, Helsingin Sanomat
Free translator provided by: Åke Tyvi,  https://www.openbc.com/hp/Ake_Tyvi (Bribe me too!)

Note: This translation in an abstract from the original article.

Åke Tyvi


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