What shapes social attitudes toward corruption in China? Micro-level evidence
Fungáčová, Zuzana; Määttä, Ilari; Weill, Laurent (05.12.2016)
Numero
18/2016Julkaisija
Bank of Finland
2016
Julkaisun pysyvä osoite on
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:bof-201612131529Tiivistelmä
This research investigates the determinants of corruption in China using micro-level data. We use survey data on 6,000 households from 28 provinces to estimate logit models that show how corruption perceptions and attitudes to corruption are shaped by individual and provincial determinants. Respondents who see themselves as lower class, as well as members of the Communist Party of China, are more likely to perceive and reject corruption than other respondents. People in rural areas perceive less corruption, but do not differ in their attitudes toward corruption.
Julkaisuhuomautus
Published online in Comparative Economic Studies as "Corruption in China: What Shapes Social Attitudes Toward It?"