Corruption
Corruption makes it impossible for the state to guarantee that market games follow the rules fairly and cleanly, which creates distrust of the market idea itself and undermines the state's reputation as an "arbiter".
Widespread corruption creates a position of egregious agreement between criminals who have not received fair punishment and those who have seen collusion by public officials.
Corruption is also a threat to public morals, since citizens, especially the younger generation, may profoundly immoral believe that the main way to achieve a high standard of living is through illegal activities.
Corruption increases the expenses of economic entities, which increases consumer prices and tariffs.
Corruption not only destroys the governing bodies, but also destroys the governing bodies of various corporations. Overall management efficiency is declining - both state and commercial.
UGD in Zhambyl district