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Corruption thrives when citizens perceive bribery as an unavoidable cost of accessing public services. Examine the ethical consequences of normalising bribery. Discuss measures to strengthen ethical compliance in administration.

Q10. Corruption thrives when citizens perceive bribery as an unavoidable cost of accessing public services. Examine the ethical consequences of normalising bribery. Discuss measures to strengthen ethical compliance in administration. (10 M)

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