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People asked for a bribe vs. firms asked for a bribe

Share of respondents who report having contact with a public official in the past 12 months and paying or being asked to pay a bribe, vs. share of firms that report being asked to pay a bribe when dealing with core public services.

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31 Jul 2026
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17 Sept 2026
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United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime; World Bank Enterprise Surveys (2024)

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