Explanation:
Corruption decreases economic development both internally and externally by reducing material capital expenditure. A unit increase in corruption reduces Gross domestic product and per capita spending growth rates; corruption stifles economic development; reduces economic productivity and development notwithstanding the country's vast resources. Corruption tarnishes the country's reputation and results in the loss of the much income.
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same lines that were posted before with this question,the best response would be because a history relies more on objective data than subjective ideas. </span>
