Singapore (9.2)
Malaysia (5.1)
Thailand (3.5)
Vietnam (2.7)
Indonesia (2.6)
Philippines (2.3)
Timor Leste (2.2)
Laos (2.0)
Cambodia (1.8)
Myanmar (1.3)
http://www.bworldonline.com/BW092408/content.php?id=002
Full Version: Corruption Index of ASEAN Countries
Singapore has a honest government. Could not connect to that above link. So found another link with the entire list.
http://www.transparency.org/news_room/in_f.../cpi_2008_table
New Zealand. the Swedish and Danish all sort of tied for first place. Somalia the bottom.
Below 5 means there is public sector corruption.
http://www.transparency.org/news_room/in_f.../cpi_2008_table
New Zealand. the Swedish and Danish all sort of tied for first place. Somalia the bottom.
Below 5 means there is public sector corruption.
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It noted that out of 32 countries and territories in the region included in the CPI, 22 scored below five, indicating a serious corruption problem in the public sector.
Corruption suckz. i hope as Asians get richer, their propensity for corruption decreases correspondingly..
Rich people are usually more corrupt. Money brings power so many rich people will do anything to stay on top. Or do anything to make more money.
Congrats... Singapore really admirable and has done well on their great index score.... 
Their meritocracy really works, maybe we should set them as an example of clean governance and good public service.
Then again smaller size is more manageable than vast and complex Indonesia.
Well..., its good to learn from them neway...
Their meritocracy really works, maybe we should set them as an example of clean governance and good public service.
Then again smaller size is more manageable than vast and complex Indonesia.
Well..., its good to learn from them neway...
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Congrats... Singapore really admirable and has done well on their great index score....
Their meritocracy really works, maybe we should set them as an example of clean governance and good public service.
Then again smaller size is more manageable than vast and complex Indonesia.
Well..., its good to learn from them neway...
Their meritocracy really works, maybe we should set them as an example of clean governance and good public service.
Then again smaller size is more manageable than vast and complex Indonesia.
Well..., its good to learn from them neway...
Yaloh yaloh (singlish for 'sure, sure')
If Indonesia is similar in size, sure to score higher and managed better.
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