Effects Of Corruption In The Philippines
Ruby M. Reyes
AB – Foreign Service
FS Elect 1 Thursday 6:00 – 9: 00 pm
Ms. Di – Ann Suarez
South East Asian Style Corruption
I asked myself is there an Asian Style corruption? If there’s an Asian style corruption how did it happen and what is the difference to other corruption that’s happening to other countries on other continent. I’ve search a lot to find out if there’s an Asian style corruption and to be specific I’ve also search if there’s a south East Asian style corruption that’s happening this time. I’ve got to a lot of forum and lately I visit a colloquium in UP and one of the panelist talks about if there’s an Asian style war on drugs? So something pop up to my mind that what if I can also find like that on corruption. So I have seen and read some readings about this kind of corruption and analyze why did it happen and what are the effects. Corruption as we all know is one of the main problem of the government and main reason why there are countries that’s slow in developing like the Philippines. Corruption is one of the serious obstacles in political, economic and social development because corruption affects the foundation of national development leading to distortions in policy decision-makings, budgeting process and operating of development policies. An effect of this, the poor who are considered to be the marginal people in the development and public policies, are extraordinarily discriminated against in public service provision.
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