Select Country Ratings in the Bribe Payers Index
Lower number equals a higher propensity for bribery
December 01, 2006 — CSO —
(Lower ranking equals a higher propensity for bribery)
1. Switzerland
6. United Kingdom
9. United States
12. Singapore
14. United Arab Emirates
18. Israel
23. Brazil
28. Russia
30. India
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