Causes and consequences of corruption in the sphere of government management

In the administrative management system, firmly fenced off from life by ideological and bureaucratic restrictions, corruption is often the only way to convey to the decision-makers even a whiff of real economic interests. The more reasonable the management system, the more market and democratic mechanisms are involved in it, the more destructive the role of bribes. After all, management is all the more effective, the more fully it takes into account the interests of social forces affected by the problem being solved. The bribe breaks the balanced mechanism of accounting for interests and provides an arbitrary-random, and therefore, as a rule, unreasonable choice of decisions - on the principle of "who first came in". The article deals with the problems of corruption in the system of public administration, since corruption is one of the most urgent topics in public administration.