Question

Identify two highly corrupt countries and explain why you think these countries are highly corrupt. Where does Canada rank on this index and why do you think it has that ranking?

suggestion for the upper question.so in the given question, the 2 highly corrupt countries are Somalia and South Sudan and Canada rank at 12 the number. and the CPI showed in the question states that Canada CPI score in 2011 was 84 , 2012-2013 was 81 ,2015-16 was 82 and in 2018 was 77 score. so now explain answer with some this information and rest in your own words what the question has asked.

Answer 1

Somalia has been named the most corrupt nation in Africa and the entire world, beating off rivalry from South Sudan to that despicable position. Corruption in Somalia relates to implied levels of corruption inside Somalia's open and private areas as per official measurements, hostile to join measures planned for tending to those issues, just as political administrations and basic changes in government influencing straightforwardness. As one of world's driving and longest instances of a bombed state, Somalia faces a considerable lot of the significant corruption challenges that influence strife-torn nations, which is additionally exacerbated by the nonattendance of a solid practical focal government, an absence of assets and authoritative limit, frail initiative structures just as a restricted capacity to pay open authorities.

Corruption in South Sudan is among the most noticeably awful on the planet. The nation's elites have built up a kleptocratic framework that controls all aspects of the South Sudanese economy. Corruption saturates all areas of the economy in South Sudan and all degrees of the state contraption and shows itself through different structures, including excellent corruption and clientelistic systems along ancestral lines. Since freedom, the nation has found a way to elevate straightforwardness and responsibility to battle corruption, South Sudan's enemy of corruption system is still in its earliest stages. Where lawful instruments exist, the absence of limit, assets, and political will regularly hamper compelling usage.

Canada is the 12 least corrupt nation out of 180 nations, and the least corrupt nation in the Americas. In any case, lately, corruption has been an inexorably enormous issue in government, industry, and non-administrative associations. For example, in 2013, the World Bank boycotted SNC-Lavalin and its auxiliaries from "offering on its worldwide undertakings under its extortion and corruption strategy" because of the Padma Bridge embarrassment. Canada additionally positions at the base of the pay off battling rankings, "with next to zero authorization of against pay off measures". The 2014 Ernst and Young worldwide misrepresentation overview found that "20% of Canadian officials accept to pay off and corruption are far-reaching in this nation". As indicated by an investigation by the Graduate School of Public Policy at the University of Saskatchewan, "a huge extent of Canadians consider there to be and their foundations as in a general sense corrupt".