The features of Indian anti-corruption policy are determined not only by its centuries-old historical and cultural experience, but also by the specifics of its post-colonial legal system and the most promising and rapidly developing sectors of the Indian economy. Despite the predominant role of public institutions in the field of anti-corruption, in India the business community is beginning to have an increasing influence on the development of the country. In this regard, this country is forming its own anti-corruption compliance model, which has certain specifics, and this article is devoted to the analysis of it.
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