Corruption

1. Was wäre denn der Unterschied zwischen Ausweg und Weg? Wenn es also nur hieße "Europäer suchen Weg aus der Krise"? 
   1. Was wäre der Personalausweis ohne sein "aus"? In der Tat, einen Personalweis gibt es gar nicht. "Der Ausweis," schwärmt er weiter, "hebt seinen Besitzer unverwechselbar aus der Masse der anderen herau." So könnte man es sagen. Heraus, von innen nach außen gewissermassen. Aus hat aber auch mit Bewegung zu tun. Ausgehen, Ausgang haben. Es ist aus.
   2. Das machen wir dann auch und sind nach dem ersten Glas zum Beginn jedes Zustandes, den man "ausgelassen" nennt. "Aus welcher Gegend stammt denn dieses feine Stöffchen?" fragt der Dritte im Bunde. Manchmal erklärt sich glücklicherweise von selbst.
2. Wenn es allen arbeitslosen viel zu gut geht, warum wollen dann nicht alle arbteitslos sein? Chance statt Vorurteil
3. The pity of it! commit to memory,
4. aim at, swap, comply with, cope with, depict, rule out, approximate, exclude, outweigh, eliminate,
5. bureaucratic /public sector corruption, supervisor, inspector, penalty, fine, simplification,
6. companion, campaign, circumstance, environment, possibility, contingency, contingent, precondition,
7. pervasive, in general, exogenous, endogenous, homogeneous, homogeneity, heterogeneity, significative, simultaneously, subsequent, costly activity, sophisticated,
8. collusion, collude, collusive,
9. Technically speaking, the cited articles cope with adverse selection problems, because the agent's characteries are exogenous and cannot be changed by the agent's action.
10. The main branch of theoretical literature about collusion within a principal-agent framework focuses on contracts between a principal and a privately informed agent.
11. In the context of government regulation, the higher the private benefit of avoiding the regulation, the more is at stake for an agent and thus the more likely is bribery.
12. with certainty, for notational simplicity, joint surplus, accept or pay a bribe, a take-it-or-leave-it-offer, subtract from, subtracting, defer, defer to, without loss of generality, reveal or detect bribing,
13. the structure of the game is depicted in figure 1,
14. our results extend to the case with risk aversion,
15. The analysis assumes that the principal can commit in advance to a certain likelywood of getting caught for engaging in bribery.
16. Corruption occurs if a party to a (implicit) contract breaks it for private gain by side-contracting with a third person.
17. If a party can make herself better off,
18. heterogenous,
19. give rise to, part-time, full-time, as an instructor via the internet,
20. backward induction,
21. hinreichend, notwendig, Bedingung, have time off,
22. I,  II,  III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX;
    X, XX, XXX, XL, L, LX, LXX, LXXX, XC, C;
    C, CC, CCC, CD, D, DC, DCC, DCCC, CM, M.
     
    For instance, this year is MMVI.