Name: なぜ一部の国は他の国よりも腐敗しているのか (Why Some Countries Are More Corrupt Than Others)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:35:01.000Z
Duration: 3 min 1 s
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If one would actually see the map of corruption,

one would see some countries in which corruption

in which it's not so prevalent; it's actually very rare.

This is how, on the large-scale, different states

have a predisposition to respect the norms,

to respect the rules, or to not respect them.

will undergo some minor forms of cheating

So when you live in a society in which, at the large scale,

the political values are those of not respecting the norms,

then there is a growing number of low-scale corruption

within all the people that live within this country.

Specifically now, in the world but particularly in the U.S.,

You can rapidly imagine of the Facebook scandal,

of Trump and fake news, and many other examples

by which people are lacking the trust in the institution.

The map of corruption is not steady; it changes with time.

Societies make big changes where they become

more or less corrupt, and then one can ask

what happens downstream from these changes?

and then person B will throw anther dice,

But now the gain is not only himself or for herself

And this is another temptation for cheating,

to the point that, when this experiment is done

like say with 200 people, the fraction of equal dice

should be one-sixth of that, but almost 180 people

and see whether this amount of cheating in a dice,

in a single person that's cheating for $3, $4, $5, $6 or $7

actually correlates to the amount of corruption

that this country has at the societal level.

The results we saw of the dice experiment

results in the propagation of minor forms of corruption

in the people that live in these societies.

Now there is an episode of lack of trust,

and it seems to be different ways that this could undergo.

So in a way these sharp, spiking episodes

on the way of mistrust or they want to react to it

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なぜ一部の国は他の国よりも腐敗しているのか (Why Some Countries Are More Corrupt Than Others)

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