How bad is public sector corruption around the world, and how do different countries compare?
As Visual Capitalist's Omri Wallach details below, no matter your system of government, the public sector plays a vital role in establishing your economic mobility and political freedoms. Measuring corruption - the abuse of power for private gain - reveals how equal a system truly is.
For more than a decade, the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) by Transparency International has been the world’s most widely-used metric for scoring corruption. This infographic uses the 2021 CPI to visualize corruption in countries around the world, and the biggest 10-year changes.
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/mapping-corruption-around-world-2021I love this kinda stuff...especially as it sets the ZH Russophiles off into a frothing mess...
Now, throwing out the immaterial leaves one truth...they are an NGO that works closely with the G20 nations, have offices in many nations and cities.
I would not be surprised this is funded by the Soros Klan. Hard to find funding stream for these clowns, which is one red flag, but one of their slides shows a discussion at a conference and the message on the screen was "Making Globalization work for all". Uhh huh, bingo!
Now we know why socialist Europe in the lead, why China seems way too high, why plandemic despots NZ & Australia are too high...heck even America under fraudulent Marxist government is too high...and why countries trying to be independent and free of such types and hostile to Soros Klan like Hungary are dinged...why Brazil with a Trump-like non-Communist in charge is dinged...why Iran isn't zero.
