Edited by Edward .L Glaser and Claudia Goldin
Historical Context: The book explores the history of corruption and reform in America, highlighting how corruption was prevalent in the 19th and early 20th centuries, similar to modern developing regions.
Consequences of Corruption: It discusses the impact of corruption on corporate governance, municipal finance, and public works, showing how it hindered economic growth and governance.
Reform Efforts: The book examines various reform efforts, such as the rise of the informative press, bank chartering reforms, and publicutility regulation, which helped curb corruption.
References: The document contains numerous references and contributions from various scholars, providing a comprehensive analysis of the topic.
The University of Chicago Press, 2006, 386 pages
