Top 26 World's Least Corrupt Countries 2015
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Corruption is one of the biggest threats in the world which found in every country. This global issue establishes bad governance, stop development and undermines the law. Still there are a number of countries where corruption is at very low level. Countries like: Denmark, New Zealand, Finland, Netherlands, Singapore, Norway, Great Britain, Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Japan, Sweden, France, United Arab Emirates, Canada, United States, Austria, Australia and Luxembourg are able to have strong development because they have been able to withstand corruption. Even though some of these countries are kind of more corrupt than others their leaders extend a part of that money into developing the nations. So, they developed but they made sure the development of nation was not compromised. When a country prospers, its people prosper, they are happy, their work is being done without obstacles, they wouldn't have to bribe and there is comparatively less chance of people's greed taking over. There is also a lesser chance of a civil war, unless these countries are invaded by groups of Islamic terrorists. Now, if you were to compare this issue to the situation many developing countries are facing, you will realize that the reason why many developing countries are struggling, it is because there is so much corruption and its claws are embedded deep inside such that the country cannot rise up. The Leaders want to fill their personal accounts even if it means draining blood out of the nation's economy. The greed is uncontrollable. They eat and eat - money, gold, even 'Chaara' (Fodder) - reference very clear. People suffer, and when they suffer most would want to improve their own conditions. They get power, they use it to their own benefit, to relieve their own suffering and safeguard their interests. Nation is still left unattended, giving rise to a vicious circle. You've noticed that the only developing countries on the list are Bahamas and Barbados, the question, which I would like to ask you is what can other developing countries learn from both the Bahamas and Barbados when it come to putting an end to corruption? Your opinion is very important. Below the video, you will find the sources and more pieces of information, if you're interested in knowing more about this theme. Sources: Top 10 Least Corrupt Countries In The World 2015 http://themysteriousworld.com/10-least-corrupt-countries-in-the-world/ Why are developed nations less corrupt as compared to developing countries? https://www.quora.com/Why-are-developed-nations-less-corrupt-as-compared-to-developing-countries 25 Of The Least Corrupt Countries In The World http://list25.com/25-of-the-least-corrupt-countries-in-the-world/ Top 10 Least Corrupted Countries in the World – 2015 http://www.toptenscentral.com/2015/06/top-10-least-corrupted-countries-in-the-world-2015/
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I'm from finland and.. there's corruption like hell. There's this jewish mob tribe with family members in government judicial department and they own the major newspapers so even if somebody told on them, they wouldnt get caught and nobody would know.
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USA is very corrupt
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funny jokes?
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Wow!
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i am from singapore
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Idk if least corrupt or not. But i fell in love with the pictures.
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My country is the 13. 😛😛
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come to bhutan you cant see corruption. i think bhutan should be on no.1
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I don't know why the U.S. made it on this list. I agree with the rest of the countries though
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What you really mean is countries best at hiding there corruption.. but with the Panama papers release lets see how many of those countries in this video were involved
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The ranking is incorrect because it does not take into account Estonia - 70 as much as France, Qatar on 22, then ran out of Japan - 75 points on 18, the Bahamas or Barbados is not at all among the least corrupt countries in the world according to the Corruption Perception Index 2015.
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Yay!
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happy to see my country (uruguay) in the list :)
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Holland is not a country!!!!! Why do so many people not get this. It's the Netherlands not Holland.
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Barbados!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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What about nz
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what about dubai
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Sweden en anglais / Suède en français et c'est corrigé.
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Congratulations to all the 26 of the world's least corrupt countries; you're all leading by example, in one way or the other.
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I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate the Danes for their 1st place; they are really doing a good job when it comes to eliminating corruption, the same can be said about New Zealand, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Singapore, Holland, Luxembourg, Canada, Australia, Germany, Iceland, Britain and other countries that are on this list. The fact is that these countries can lead the world because they are showing the other countries what it should take to eliminate corruption in society. A commonly cited World Bank estimate from 2005 places the total cost of corruption around $1 trillion annually. A commonly cited World Bank estimate from 2005 places the total cost of corruption around $1 trillion annually. Transparency International
estimates that in developing countries alone, corrupt officials receive
up to $40 billion in bribes each year, and nearly 40 percent of all
business executives report that they have been asked to pay a bribe when
dealing with a public institution in the past. Some estimates place
the total cost of corruption at more than 5 percent of global GDP each year- this amounts to $2.6 trillion, or 19 times larger than the $134.8 billion spent globally on official development assistance (ODA) in 2013. At my day job, we produced a report
using World Banks data in February 2014 that estimated private sector
corruption alone accounts for $515 billion or more annually. The point
is, it’s hard to nail down the real cost of corruption, but we do know
is that it is massive.
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