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Geçiş ekonomileri ve yolsuzluk

Authors: Akçay, Selçuk;

Geçiş ekonomileri ve yolsuzluk

Abstract

Bu çalışmanın amacı, 23 post-komünist geçiş ekonomisinde yolsuzlukların nedenlerinin ve boyutlarının incelenmesidir. Çalışmada yolsuzlukların nedenleri konusunda bir dizi hipotez ileri sürülmüş ve test edilmiştir. Test sonuçlarına göre ekonomik özgürlüklerin eksikliği (yoğun devlet kontrolü, regülasyonlar) ve kayıt dışı ekonomi yolsuzluklara neden olan iki önemli faktör olarak ortaya çıkmıştır.

The purpose of this study is, to discuss causes and scope of corruption in 23 post-communist transition economies. In this study a set of hypotheses about the causes of corruption proposed and tested. Test results show that lack of economic freedom (more state control, regulations) and unofficial economy are two important factors that causes corruption in transition countries.

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Turkey
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Ekonomi, Geçiş Ekonomileri;Yolsuzluk;Post-Komünist, Yolsuzluk

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