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3 years ago

The impact of corruption and fraud on an individual

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Gwar [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is below

Explanation:

The impact of corruption and fraud on an individual is numerous, whether it is coming from a company or a state.

Usually, the impact of corruption and fraud on individuals makes such individuals have a wrong perception of the situation.

If the individual is at the wrong end of corruption and fraud, such individual would miss many opportunities, including access to employment, good health care systems, be exposed to the inefficient quality of standard of living, and many more. Hence, such an individual would believe that little to nothing works in his immediate environment.

In the same vein, if such an individual is gaining from fraud and corruption, he would believe the situations are right for him, and that it is perfectly normal to cheat, lie, and bribe his way through to success. Hence, such an individual would see the world as the best fraudster or most corrupt rules the world and it would be a normal thing to him.

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