Perception of corruption and econometric regressions in the countries of the Central American Integration System

Abstract

Corruption in the nations of the Central American Integration System is a multifaceted problem that negatively affects society, the economy, and governance. Combatting it requires a comprehensive approach that prioritizes improving tools, strengthening institutional trust, and implementing clear and equitable economic policies. International collaboration and the exchange of best practices are essential to advancing greater transparency and reducing the propensity for corruption in the region.