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A number of US politicians have been convicted for bribery. Some of the most notable include John Jenrette, Richard Kelly, Buz Lukens and Frank Thompson.

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Does us Marketers engage in bribery to compete with foreign firms?

No, engaging in bribery is unethical and illegal. Marketers should compete based on the value of their products or services, not through dishonest or corrupt practices. Companies that engage in bribery risk damaging their reputation and facing legal consequences.


Bribery of foreign government officials is both ethical and legal issue?

Bribery of foreign government officials is unethical and illegal. It undermines fair competition, distorts markets, and erodes trust in institutions. Many countries have laws in place, such as the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in the US, to prohibit bribery of foreign officials.


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I suppose a sitting President could be indicted and tried in general court, but what is far more likely is that if strong evidence of a crime arose against the President, he would first be impeached by the House of Representatives and then tried by the US Senate. If convicted he would be removed from office and then could be tried in the appropriate court like any other citizen.


Is corruption endemic to the US government?

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