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In some parts of the world, small-scale bribery and corruption are widely seen as greasing the wheels of commerce. It’s not uncommon for a developing-market subsidiary to complain, when asked to comply with the values of a foreign parent company, that compliance will hamstring its growth. But a recent study suggests that such complaints are baseless.
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