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Is collusion of corrupt agents welfare increasing?

Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
5062159 Economics Letters 2007 5 Pages PDF
Abstract

If corrupt agents cannot observe the profitability of firms, the welfare loss is increasing and revenues from corrupt activities are decreasing in the number of agents. Reducing the number of corrupt agents in any way possible is then Pareto improving.

Keywords
D73D74Social lossRent seekingFirm exitconcentration
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Is collusion of corrupt agents welfare increasing?
Authors
Costas Roumanias,
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