Mathematic Models for Analysis of Financial and Economic Activity of Organizations under Various Condition

The role of corruption in consumer culture

“…Some features of the corruption culture are characteristic, apparently, for the majority of Russian state institutions, especially the lower echelon of power. It is characteristic, for example, that 40% of the surveyed civil servants of Nizhny Novgorod themselves note such features of the local administration as bribery (41.7%) and bureaucracy (44.4%) [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25].…”

“…Fluctuations in the frequency of acts of corruption in Raisman explains that the benefits expected from corrupt transactions depend on the number of individuals involved in them, and we must agree with him -in the sense that the moral costs of the transaction are close to zero if the whole society participates in it as a third party (another figure legitimizing or condemning the behavior of the parties), and she herself is inscribed in the system of distribution of additional income within a state institution. The legitimization of corruption networks occurs due to the recognition of existing norms as imperfect or unfair [21][22][23][24][25].…”

The black market of personal data: financial, legal and social aspects

“…Later, the operator's security service and the FSB contacted her, according to the case materials. Court cases against the victim's ex-husband and another employee of Vimpelcom, who appeared in the case, are still underway [13][14][15][16][17].…”

“…Now, to prevent leaks, companies are implementing systems using machine learning to identify the most likely channels of leaks and employees who could potentially become insiders, says Alexander Chernykhov, a leading expert in the information security field of Krok. Digital marking systems for documents and interfaces are being developed to investigate leaks, which also helps in the search for insiders, he noted [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17].…”