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Anti-corruption Collective Action : the logical step for customs

By:

Alolfi, Gemma

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2017Action note:

8/15/18 SANDRAW

Summary: Outlines the case for customs administrations to use 'collective action' to fight corruption and, by doing so, improve customs policy and its implementation, increase duty and tax collection rates, and support government anti-corruption efforts, while creating a fair business enviroment.

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Outlines the case for customs administrations to use 'collective action' to fight corruption and, by doing so, improve customs policy and its implementation, increase duty and tax collection rates, and support government anti-corruption efforts, while creating a fair business enviroment.

8/15/18 SANDRAW

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