321 Corruption
Shaazka Beyerle studies corruption at George Mason University. She says that the safest reform is for civil society groups to make demands without pointing fingers.
Panelist:
• Shaazka Beyerle
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I have read that corruption costs at least five percent of the world’s domestic gross product.