2010-01-30, 12:57 AM
(This post was last modified: 2010-01-30, 01:00 AM by xLeviathan.)
Horusmaster Wrote:72 of 179, not bad, considering China did not make up the rule of using "transparency" to measure corruption.
The less you know a person, the more corrupted they are right?
...wtp?
The CPI—besides the World Bank corruption index[2]—is the most commonly used measure for corruption in countries worldwide. To form this index, TI compiles surveys that ask businessmen and analysts, both in and outside the countries they are analyzing, their perceptions of how corrupt a country is.

