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Institutional Corruption: Few Issues

Murali Patibandla
2016
Working Paper No
516
Body

Institutional corruption is defined as an act by a public or a private agent that can be justifiable legally but still is corrupt. This arises out of missing institutions, laws and regulations. Furthermore, ability of powerful agents in influencing law making and implementing regulation can be a source of institutional corruption. This paper brings forth a few issues of institutional corruption and it presents qualitative empirics in the case of exploitation of non-renewable natural resources in the Indian context.

Key words
Illegal and Legal Corruption; Institutions; Exploitation of Non-renewable Natural Resources
WP No. 516.pdf (261.66 KB)

Institutional Corruption: Few Issues

Author(s) Name: Murali Patibandla, 2016
Working Paper No : 516
Abstract:

Institutional corruption is defined as an act by a public or a private agent that can be justifiable legally but still is corrupt. This arises out of missing institutions, laws and regulations. Furthermore, ability of powerful agents in influencing law making and implementing regulation can be a source of institutional corruption. This paper brings forth a few issues of institutional corruption and it presents qualitative empirics in the case of exploitation of non-renewable natural resources in the Indian context.

Keywords: Illegal and Legal Corruption; Institutions; Exploitation of Non-renewable Natural Resources
WP No. 516.pdf (261.66 KB)