Corruption in International Business and Corporate Behaviour - a Review of Selected Literature
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https://doi.org/10.18559/s9gt1910Keywords:
Company on the international market, Enterprise behaviour, Foreign markets,, Corruption, Foreign investmentAbstract
While corruption is rarely considered to be a determinant of economic growth, its infl uence on the operations of domestic and international companies is signifi cant. Accepting corruption and trying to combat it or exploit it are common attitudes companies display towards this phenomenon. Th e problem of corruption is a topical issue because it is one of the key determinants of stability in the investment environment in a host country, which to a large extent determines the forms of entry for enterprises into foreign markets.
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