The impact of corruption on development and economic performance

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The paper explores the evolution of perceptions surrounding corruption over the past few decades, highlighting its emergence as a significant global issue since the 1990s. It discusses the shift in attitudes, where corruption was once considered a normal aspect of business, and notes the involvement of various organizations in combating this challenge. The author points out that prior to the 1990s, even institutions like the World Bank were hesitant to address corruption, reflecting a broader societal indifference to the problem.