The authors state that the purpose of the publication is to “illustrate how bribes are paid in practice, based on legal cases and realistic experiences.” They go on to describe why they took the time and effort to compile 46 pages of bribery scenarios: “to help individuals and companies anticipate, recognize, avoid and resist bribery.” The authors, based on my experience, accomplish both goals.
http://richardbistrong.blogspot.jp/2014/04/how-to-bribe-by-transparency.html
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