I want to know the level of integrity in the world I have all the scores!

A sound supervision system is the root of integrity, and the social ethics that are respected are the guarantee of integrity.

Because this is the result of the capitalist state institutions.

It is already poor, there are few people, ** is not honest, and the social burden itself is not large, the people are relatively simple, all kinds of reasons, just like the beginning of our founding of the People's Republic of China, the people's minds are focused on labor, there are few ugly phenomena, if there is a must be criticized very harshly! In short, this is a balanced consideration of a country's national conditions and national strength as well as the people's social morality, and this standard is only the most, not absolute! 、

In 2014, Transparency International released the Corruption Perception Index (CPI), and Chinese mainland scored 36 points, ranking 100th with Algeria and Suriname.

The official explanation of 36 is the lowest score China has received since the Corruption Perceptions Index was changed to a 100-point system, and the ranking is also a three-year low, according to the official explanation: China's score is consistent with the poor performance of many Chinese companies in a report on corporate transparency measures published by Transparency International this year, in which "eight Chinese companies scored less than three points on a 10-point scale."

Transparency International, or TI, is a non-profit, non-profit, international non-governmental organization. Founded in 1993 by German Peter Egan and headquartered in Berlin, Germany, Transparency International has become the most authoritative, comprehensive and accurate international non-governmental organization on corruption issues, and has established chapters in more than 90 countries. Its findings are often cited repeatedly by other authoritative international institutions.

80 bits. Denmark, Finland, New Zealand, Sweden and Singapore topped the rankings, according to the rankings released on Wednesday. Somalia, North Korea, Afghanistan, Sudan and Myanmar are at the bottom of the list.

The United States is ranked 19th in the world, with 985 211 universities listed, behind Japan, the United Kingdom, and ahead of Chile and Uruguay. China is not the lower emerging economy in the list, with India coming in at 93, up one place from last year. Russia is ranked 133, up 10 places from 2011.

China ranked 80th in the 2012 Integrity Rankings, which includes 176 countries.

Extension: Top 25 of the world's most corrupt countries and regions.

1.Denmark; 2.Finland; 3.

New Zealand; 4.Sweden; 5.Singapore; 6.

Switzerland; 7.Australia; 8.Norway; 9.

Canada; 10.Netherlands; 11.Iceland; 12.

Luxembourg; 13.Germany; 14.Hong Kong; 15.

Barbados; 16.Belgium; 17.Japan; 17.

United Kingdom; 19.United States; 20.Chile; 20.

Uruguay; 22.Bahamas; 22.France; 22.

Saint Lucia; 25.Austria; 25.Ireland;

The 2013 Corruption Perceptions Index report was published on 3 December 2013 by Transparency International, headquartered in Berlin, Germany, and Denmark and New Zealand tied for the least corrupt countries. China ranked 80th and Hong Kong, China ranked 15th.