"Since 2002, firms in most countries are paying bribes less frequently and in relatively smaller amounts, and they report corruption to be less of a problem than in the past," said co-author James Anderson, a senior economist at the Bank's Europe and Central Asia region.
«Od 2002. godine firme u većini zemalja ređe i u relativno manjim sumama plaćaju mito i kažu da korupcija predstavlja manji problem nego u prošlosti», rekao je koautor izveštaja Džejms Anderson, viši ekonomista Banke za evropski i centralnoazijski region.