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Yes, the map indicates that Scandinavia, Germany, Denmark, Belgium, Switzerland, and New Zealand seem to be rated the highest as in not overly corrupt.Germany is a low-context culture where the communication is either of written or spoken work.Sweden has low uncertainty-avoidance and has more femininity.Uncertainty avoidance considers the degree to where society is uncomfortable with risk, change, and situational uncertainty.Members of low uncertainty-avoidance cultures display openness to change and innovation.Femininity looks at feelings, relationships, and quality of life.North Korea has a tight culture with rigid social norms and expects members to conform to them.They tend to self-govern and conform, understanding that deviations are likely to be noticed, discouraged, and even sanctioned.

No.Since the United States has strong capitalist roots, I could see that the United States will have some level of corruption.The United States is a low-context culture and most communication takes place in written or spoken word.They tend to write or say what they mean.It is a monochronic culture where people tend to do one thing at a time.

Transparency International (TI) could be used by global business executives to determine which countries to do business with the countries who are the least corrupt and stay away from countries that are filled with corruption or more on the corrupted side.The countries who are rated the best seem to have a stable government who looks out for the people.Some of the countries that are filled with corruption have a fairly large degree of instability in their governments or are out for the state and not the people.

Yes, there is a difference between corruption and bribery.Bribery is just one form of corruption and is accepting funds or receiving an item of value where the actions of a public servant or official is influenced.Corruption can be expanded to include extortion, nepotism, embezzlement, drug trafficking, money laundering, etc.

The international business playing field does have an absence of standardized global practices because some countries conduct ethical business practices where other countries follow anything goes mentality.In many countries, bribery is an accepted way of doing business.Hard business choices by the United States in global business can fall in murky waters.Sometimes the lines of ethical business practices may not be all that clear in international commerce.