What blunt fury could excite a man's wiles...
When he thrust up his fists on air for miles...
When he refuses to stampede-ground on agonizing pains...
And traverses not to unlock himself from the bondage of vains?"

What nomadic heart best describes a man's constitution...
When his vices, whims and caprices succumb not to restitution...
When his basic intentions defy lucid explanations...
And obstinates irrationality only rests onto his blind suppositions?

What blatant impetus could a man suffers in perpetuity...
When by greed he opportunely grabs all the grandeurs in sagasity...
When he illicitly seizes his love passions with shrewdest dexterity...
And incessantly advances his insatiable mundane conquests through vague eternity?

--Digna (Mother)

The Concept of Rewards and Punishment of
Public Sector Corruption Among Private Sector
Enterprises in Metro Manila
A Comparative Analysis of Years 2000 and 2001
Social Weather Station Data

Atilano, Ria
Dandal, Erika
Lepaopao, Sharleen
Sales, Marlon

     ABSTRACT

     This quantitative study is an important assessment of how the private entities view public sector corruption.

     It examines how the definition of corruption among the members of this sector affects their proposed rewards and punishment scheme for fraudulent practices in government.

     The study also elucidates on how the various socio-political aspects during the two time frames helped form the ideas of people on corruption and the measures to solve it.

     The researchers found that the concept of punishment and reward for public sector corruption among private sector enterprises in the 2000 and 2001 data were not different from each other.

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