China Falls in Corruption Ranking Despite Xi's Crackdown

The video discusses Transparency International's Corruption Perceptions Index, highlighting China's fall due to lack of transparency in prosecutions despite a crackdown on corruption. It suggests China needs more transparency and accountability. Turkey also fell in the index due to press freedom issues. Denmark tops the list, while Somalia is at the bottom. The UK ranks 14th, perceived as less corrupt than the US.

What is the main reason Transparency International suggests for China's fall in the Corruption Perceptions Index?

• Lack of economic growth

• Prosecutions being conducted behind closed doors

• Increase in foreign investments

• Improved public sector transparency

What does Transparency International recommend for improving transparency in China?

• Promoting tourism

• Reducing taxes

• Enhancing transparency in public bodies

• Increasing foreign trade

Which country experienced the largest decline in the Corruption Perceptions Index due to press freedom issues?

• Somalia

• Turkey

• China

• Denmark

Which country is ranked as the least corrupt according to the Corruption Perceptions Index?

• Sweden

• Finland

• Denmark

• New Zealand

Where does the UK rank in the Corruption Perceptions Index?

• 10th

• 14th

• 17th

• 20th