Quote from: mmacdonell on October 21, 2018, 02:59:43 PM

These issues are mostly related to the countries in transition and the developing parts of the world. However, in many developed countries, corruption is also endemic within education. Namely, corruption entered this area and seriously endangers schools and universities. Corruption in the education sector can be defined as the systematic use of public office for private benefit, whose impact is significant on the availability and quality of educational goods and services, and, has impact on access, quality or equity in education (Hallak and Poisson, 2002). Unfortunately, very little research has been carried out to compare the costs of corruption in the education sector.

I wouldnt say that corruption is limited to developing countries alone but rather corruption is everywhere in the entire world in China for instance corruption is a serious crime punishable by death and China is not a developing country.