>The damage of small-scale bribery may be much greater than the actual money that changes hands. If I were to suddenly be appointed to high office, I wouldn't know how to be corrupt even if I wanted, and I wouldn't want to because I had not experienced it even once and therefore consider it a particularly immoral crime.
That hasn't been a problem for lots of people in high offices, in otherwise "no small corruption" countries.
That hasn't been a problem for lots of people in high offices, in otherwise "no small corruption" countries.