2004
DOI: 10.33119/gn/113693
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Corruption and Economic Freedom in Transition Economies

Abstract: Janina GODŁÓW-LEGIĘDŹ"Korupcja a wolność gospodarcza w krajach transformacji ustrojowej Wprowadzenie W ciągu ostatnich dziesięciu lat podejmowane są intensywnebadania mające na celu nadanie skomplikowanym jakościowym zjawiskom ze sfery instytucjonalnych uwarunkowańprocesów gospodarczychsyntetycznej charakterystyki ilościowej. Wynikiemtych wysiłków jest publikowanie indeksów korupcji, wolności gospodarczej, konkurencyjności, wolnościpolitycznej i wolności prasy. Ekonomiści uzyskują w ten sposób możliwość intens… Show more

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“…Th e author points out that a high level of corruption in these countries may not only be the symptom of absence of economic freedom but also a factor hindering liberalization of the economy and its growth. Although the thesis about a close correlation between economic freedom and the level of corruption seems to be true in the long run, in the short run, under the lack of appropriate informal institutions, including respect for property and adequate market culture, the increased level of economic freedom may result in the increased level of corruption 26 . Such a statement explains why in the Polish, free market economy the level of corruption is very high.…”
Section: Polish Institutional Environment: a Short Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Th e author points out that a high level of corruption in these countries may not only be the symptom of absence of economic freedom but also a factor hindering liberalization of the economy and its growth. Although the thesis about a close correlation between economic freedom and the level of corruption seems to be true in the long run, in the short run, under the lack of appropriate informal institutions, including respect for property and adequate market culture, the increased level of economic freedom may result in the increased level of corruption 26 . Such a statement explains why in the Polish, free market economy the level of corruption is very high.…”
Section: Polish Institutional Environment: a Short Descriptionmentioning
confidence: 99%