LL.M. student at SRM School of Law, India
Corruption refers to wrongful act or criminal offences committed by individuals’ organization in positions of authority to abuse power of person gain. Corruption affects markets and promotes unfair competition. Companies frequently pay bribes or manipulate bidding to secure public/private procurement contracts. Private firms wield enormous power in many public areas. So it's clear how corruption in private-sector enterprises undermines taxpayers' interests, helps consumers, and effectively paralyzes the entire system.
Research Paper
International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 7, Issue 5, Page 2137 - 2144
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