Administrative and financial corruption: Its effects on economic development and mechanisms to combat it in Algeria
Keywords:
Corruption, Administrative and Financial Corruption, Economic Development, Combating CorruptionAbstract
This study aims to encompass the problem of administrative and financial corruption, which has become one of the most pressing issues facing countries worldwide. What was once a limited phenomenon has transformed into a critical topic at the forefront of debates on economic, social, cultural policy formulation, and other fields of human life. It has also become a burden for governments worldwide, particularly in developing nations. The study concludes that the growing awareness among governments, including Algeria, of the exacerbation of corruption and its severe repercussions, could lead to the collapse of governments. Consequently, fighting corruption and eliminating it, or at least reducing its spread and curbing it, requires sincere intent and collective will from all nations worldwide.
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