Publication
Jan 2008
This paper addresses how to effectively tackle corruption in foreign investment concessions. The author claims that the fight against corruption in international investments will not succeed unless the laws of rich countries are changed and rigorously enforced. Further, he argues that it is also imperative that developing countries allow information about investor payments and relationships to be made public and local officials, legislators and civil society organizations are trained to monitor investor behavior.
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Author | Theodore H Moran |
Series | CGD Reports |
Publisher | Center for Global Development (CGD) |
Copyright | @ 2008 Center for Global Development |