Corrupção e crescimento: os impactos da corrupção ponderados pelos diferentes graus de eficiência entre as firmas
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O presente estudo analisou os impactos da corrupção no crescimento das firmas conforme diferentes ‘graus’ de eficiência. Usando uma técnica não-paramétrica de escores de eficiência, foi estimado um modelo de regressão linear interagindo os diferentes escores com um índice de corrupção. Os resultados apontam que a corrupção apresenta impactos negativos nas firmas com baixa performance, ao contrário das firmas com alta performance. Nas firmas eficientes e com menor dominância o custo da corrupção na redução do crescimento das vendas é estatisticamente menor em comparação com as firmas com maior dominância. Tais resultados corroboram com importantes estudos destacando Batra, Kaufmann e Stone (2003), Wang e You (2012) e Jiang e Nie (2014).
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