RP, Asia grow callous to corruption - ADB
March 15, 2008
The way I look at it and this is not about the Philippines alone; this is about developing Asia as a whole what has happened in many parts of Asia is that the shame associated with corruption has gone away,” ADB chief economist Ifzal Ali said in a press briefing. People have become very shameless about it and if we can address that, if we can shame people into not doing these unethical things, that is a step forward, but to eliminate it completely would require such a draconian system that may not be feasible, he said. A new study released by the ADB Philippines: Critical Development Constraints noted that the lack of governance reforms not only weaken investor confidence but also underlie many other constraints to domestic growth and poverty reduction.
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