Transparency International launched the bribe payer index in 2011. The result puts Indonesia as the fourth lowest ranked countries most committed bribery in business transactions abroad.
Bribe payer index (BPI) is the result of a periodic survey conducted by Transparency International. BPI conducted a survey of 28 countries that cumulatively contribute significantly to the world economy, with total foreign direct investment and the ratio of global exports by 78 percent.
According to the Deputy Secretary General of Transparency International Indonesia (TII) Luky Djani, in Jakarta, Thursday (03/11/2011), BPI 2011 photograph made bribery of state officials entrepreneurs outside the country of domicile the business groups.
Respondents of the survey are business people from 28 countries selected. According to Luky, respondents were asked to provide an assessment of how often they do bribes in countries, where the respondent has a business relationship. Valuation ranges between 0-10.
Department of Economic Governance Manager TII Frenky Simanjuntak said, according to the Global Competitiveness Report (2011-2012), corruption is reported to be the most inhibiting factor conducting business in Indonesia.
"Corruption has a value of 15.4 in 2011. The value is up 11.2 points from 2007 is only amounted to 4.2. The increase was put on the ranking of the worst corruption, of the 14 factors that most impede business in Indonesia," said Frenky.
Bribe payer index (BPI) is the result of a periodic survey conducted by Transparency International. BPI conducted a survey of 28 countries that cumulatively contribute significantly to the world economy, with total foreign direct investment and the ratio of global exports by 78 percent.
According to the Deputy Secretary General of Transparency International Indonesia (TII) Luky Djani, in Jakarta, Thursday (03/11/2011), BPI 2011 photograph made bribery of state officials entrepreneurs outside the country of domicile the business groups.
Respondents of the survey are business people from 28 countries selected. According to Luky, respondents were asked to provide an assessment of how often they do bribes in countries, where the respondent has a business relationship. Valuation ranges between 0-10.
Department of Economic Governance Manager TII Frenky Simanjuntak said, according to the Global Competitiveness Report (2011-2012), corruption is reported to be the most inhibiting factor conducting business in Indonesia.
"Corruption has a value of 15.4 in 2011. The value is up 11.2 points from 2007 is only amounted to 4.2. The increase was put on the ranking of the worst corruption, of the 14 factors that most impede business in Indonesia," said Frenky.
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