Risk of corruption
Direct costs of corruption reduce state budget revenues and indirectly reduce GDP. Corruption expands the shadow economy and has a negative impact on competition, as "bribery" creates non-competitive opportunities. This disrupts market relations, reduces the efficiency of the economy as a whole, but creates economic relations that have created new corrupt monopolies, often linked to organized crime. Corruption makes it impossible for the state to guarantee that market games are fair and clean, which creates distrust of the market idea itself and undermines the state's reputation as an "arbiter". Widespread corruption creates a position of ruthless agreement between criminals who have not received fair punishment and those who have seen collusion by government officials. Corruption is also a threat to public morals, as citizens, especially the younger generation, can deeply.
state revenue management in Zhambyl district