Corruzione, l'Italia scivola al 67° posto

Sorpassati dal Ruanda

Nel 2010 il nostro paese perde 4 posizioni rispetto al 2009 e 12 sul 2008
nella classifica di Transparency International sulle malversazioni nel
settore pubblico.
Usa fuori dalla top 20. In basso Iraq, Afghanistan e Somalia....


http://www.repubblica.it/economia/2010/10/26/news/corruzione_l_italia_sempre_peggio_per_transparency _international_al_67mo_posto-8442331

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"bonyno" <vi...@casa.it> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Corruzione, l'Italia scivola al 67° posto

Per i boccaloni:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_Perceptions_Index

As this index is based on polls, the results are subjective, and less
reliable for countries with fewer sources. Also, what is legally defined (or
perceived) to be corruption, differs between jurisdictions: a political
donation legal in some jurisdiction may be illegal in another; a matter
viewed as acceptable tipping in one country may be viewed as bribery in
another. In former Soviet states, the term "corruption" itself has become a
proxy for the broader frustration with all changes since the breakup of the
USSR. In the Arab world, terms for corruption had to be invented by
advocates as recently as the 1990s.
Statistics like this are, by nature, imprecise; statistics from different
years aren't necessarily comparable. The ICCR itself explains,
".year-to-year changes in a country's score result not only from a changing
perception of a country's performance but also from a changing sample and
methodology. Each year, some sources are not updated and must be dropped
from the CPI, while new, reliable sources are added. With differing
respondents and slightly differing methodologies, a change in a country's
score may also relate to the fact that different viewpoints have been
collected and different questions been asked. [despite] anti-corruption
reform. [or] recent exposure of corruption scandals. [i]t is often difficult
to improve a CPI score over a short time period, such as one or two years.
The CPI is based on data from the past three years (for more on this, see
the question on the sources of data, below). This means that a change in
perceptions of corruption would only emerge in the index over longer periods
of time".[4]

Il 27 Ott 2010, 16:55, "senzaparole" <d@d.it> ha scritto:
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> "bonyno" <vi...@casa.it> ha scritto nel messaggio
> news:151Z57Z64Z157Y1288188841X19400@usenet.libero. it...
> > Corruzione, l'Italia scivola al 67° posto
>
> Per i boccaloni:
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_Perceptions_Index
>


caro collega, tu sì che sei imbattibile!

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> Il 27 Ott 2010, 16:55, "senzaparole" <d@d.it> ha scritto:
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>> "bonyno" <vi...@casa.it> ha scritto nel messaggio
>> news:151Z57Z64Z157Y1288188841X19400@usenet.libero. it...


>> > Corruzione, l'Italia scivola al 67° posto

>> Per i boccaloni:

>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_Perceptions_Index

> caro collega, tu sì che sei imbattibile!

Già.

:-)).

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