Historical aspect of anti-corruption regulation in the USA and China

Corruption is the unlawful exploitation of public authority for the benefit of individuals or organisations. This deeply rooted illegal phenomenon is represented by a variety of experiences in the world’s practice of political and economic relations, but its essence is one - power - the only source of which is the people, exploited to the detriment of the state and society. It is interesting to study the factors that lead to the corruption and the ways of overcoming it on the example of the USA and China, these countries have different political and economic development models, but they are united by their long struggle against the social phenomenon - corruption.