Control management: a comparative perspective with the world
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.rc.26132Keywords:
control, intern control model, efficiency, efficacy, corruptionAbstract
Corruption is a worldwide epidemic in both public and private organizations, that is the reason why this research inquire into the existent relationship between the countries with the highest level of transparency, the control model and the existent corporate practices inside their organizations (private and public). A literature review about intern control models of a sample of countries; which sample was defined according to the Transparency International’s Annual Report, where all the countries are related according to their corruption grade, is considered. After creating a state of the art about the current intern control systems, an analysis of models versus results is presented, which is expected to take those behavioral dynamics as a reference to Colombia.
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