Corruption. A Study in Political Economy

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, Pages xi-xii
1 - CORRUPTION AS A PROBLEM IN POLITICAL ECONOMY, Pages 1-14
2 - CORRUPTION AND THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS: THE COST OF INFLUENCE IN AN INDIVIDUALISTIC LEGISLATURE, Pages 15-32
3 - INTEREST GROUP ACTIVITY AND THE LEGISLATURE: CORRUPTION, CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS, AND LOBBYING, Pages 33-58
4 - BUREAUCRATIC CORRUPTION AND THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS, Pages 59-84
5 - LINING UP AND PAYING OFF, Pages 85-108
6 - MONOPOLISTIC BUREAUCRACY, Pages 109-135
7 - COMPETITIVE BUREAUCRACY: CORRUPTION IN REGULATORY AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS, Pages 137-151
8 - COMPETITIVE BUREAUCRACY: VAGUENESS, COERCION, AND MARKET STRUCTURE, Pages 153-166
9 - BUREAUCRATIC STRUCTURE AND CORRUPTION, Pages 167-188
10 - CORRUPTION AND THE PRIVATE SECTOR, Pages 189-209
11 - CONCLUSIONS: ECONOMICS, POLITICS, AND MORALITY, Pages 211-234
BIBLIOGRAPHY, Pages 235-245
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 247-250
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 251-258