Question

In countries with minimal corruption ________. the contribution of the private sector to the national GDP is negligible financial and accounting information is transparent commercial laws are unfair and discriminatory direct investment does not take place

Answer 1

The answer is: financial and accounting information is transparent

Step-by-step explanation:

When a country's government is corrupt, then its public institutions will be severely affected in a bad manner.

We can use Venezuela as an example;

• private companies have greatly reduced their activities, if not closed their operations
• laws are made to protect the government's "friends" or hurt its "enemies",
• direct investment from foreign companies has basically vanished.