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    Corruption in the Philippines
    (2015) Espino, Jose Mari C.; Mora, Regina Victoria S.; Alonzo, Ruperto P.
    For many years, corruption has continued to be a pervasive problem in Philippine society. This research aims to show and understand different factors that allow this predicament to persist. Using a new measure of corruption, the number of corruption cases filed instead of the usual perception-based measures, this paper explores the effects of different economic and non-economic determinants of corruption on a regional level. In line with similar studies, we conclude that an increase in either income or education leads to lower levels of corruption. However, education proves to have a stronger and more robust effect than income. Furthermore, this paper also explores whether the prevalence of political dynasties is a determinant of corruption. We find that it is not simply the presence of a political dynasty that can lead to an increase in corruption, but an unchallenged political dynasty that can aggravate the corruption problem within a region as it gravely hampers political competition.

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