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Bureaucrat capitalism: the business of governance and the governance of business
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Bureaucrat capitalism: the business of governance and the governance of business
LOS BAÑOS, Laguna – Filipino political life, it seems, isn’t complete without government corruption. According to the Philippine Institute of Development Studies, the country loses anywhere from P700 billion to P1.4 trillion annually to corruption stemming from ghost projects, anomalous procurement, bribes, smuggling, and so on. For the general public, there is an expectation that the average politician will pull strings and grease palms to line…
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