…where women are allowed in positions of power, it brings about improved governance and promotes faster growth.
Yes, because they're less adaptive to inordinate ambitions!
Women typically have greater responsibility for child care and this can make them risk-averse and thereby more reluctant to engage in corrupt activities.
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Yes, I agree with the statement above.
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There can be no certainty and generalization without studies and statistical analysis, and the generalization of the experience of receiving power over decades. Not all women are angels. The patterns of corruption, evil energy and destruction vary., Any individual having the ability to be attracted to the swamp of corruption regardless of age and gender
There are three ways to answer this question: statistical, emotional, and wise.
Statistical: we do not have such statistics available.
Emotional: "Women may be less …"
Wise: people's gender isn't any indication of being prone to corruption; it is rather an educational level, and a clean background in prior positions of responsibility.
In a normal circumstance, yes I agree with the statement from the question
Probably ,. In any case, this is due to their breeding and to any values and customs raised and raised, and this applies to men as well. Education is very important in acquiring morals
Yes, I agree, because the women are less brave from the men and more fear of them.
I don't agree with this statement, as to handle power and position wisely and ethically can be taken for granted.
There is one proverb: To find out who it is, give it authority. Corruption does not know the boundaries, and the different gender structure.
In my opinion I think women are very emotional and easily to be convince than men. With regards to corruption I highly disagree.
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