Least corrupt predominantly non-white nations according to Transparency International 2020

[Tannhauser]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corrup...ceptions_Index

Some of the results are quite intriguing.

1/(4) Singapore
2/(16) Hong Kong
3/(20) Japan
4/(21) United Arab Emirates (N.B. above France and USA)
5/(25) Bhutan
6/(26) Chile
7/(28) Taiwan
8/(29) Bahamas
9/(30) Barbados/Qatar (N.B. on par with Spain and Portugal)
11/(34) Botswana
12/(35) Brunei
13/(39) St Vincent and the Grenadines/South Korea
15/(41) Cape Verde
16/(44) Georgia/Costa Rica
18/(48) Dominica/St Lucia
20/(51) Rwanda/Grenada/Saudi Arabia/Malaysia (N.B. on par with Italy)

More liberal market, less corruption?

[Tooting Carmen]

More liberal market, less corruption?

Not necessarily. Bhutan is a notoriously very closed country, but it is nonetheless peaceful and benign. I doubt Rwanda or Cape Verde are overly capitalist either.

[ixulescu]

corruption perception is a bullshit concept and so is Transparency International, the organization that pushes it.