Quiz on Least Corrupt Countries in Europe

What is a common indicator of corruption mentioned in the video?

• Frequent elections

• Low tax rates

• Unexplained wealth

• High levels of public spending

Which country is noted for having a robust institutional and legal framework that ensures most corruption cases lead to judicial proceedings?

• Sweden

• Belgium

• Austria

• Norway

In Finland, what type of corruption is typically absent in everyday life?

• Street-level corruption

• Political corruption

• Corporate corruption

• Judicial corruption

What sector in Belgium is particularly vulnerable to money laundering?

• Healthcare

• Real estate and construction

• Education

• Technology

Which international conventions has France endorsed to combat corruption?

• OECD and United Nations conventions

• European Union and NATO conventions

• World Bank and IMF conventions

• G20 and G7 conventions

What is a key factor behind Germany's low levels of petty corruption?

• High tax rates

• Strong institutional framework

• Low public spending

• Frequent elections

What has the Netherlands prioritized to maintain high levels of integrity?

• Judicial independence

• Anti-corruption efforts

• Military spending

• Tourism development

What is Norway's stance on facilitation payments?

• They are encouraged

• They are strictly prohibited

• They are taxed

• They are ignored

What is a key factor behind Denmark's low corruption levels?

• Low tax rates

• Strong commitment to equality

• High levels of public spending

• Frequent elections

What strategic framework did Switzerland introduce to combat corruption?

• A framework for 2010 to 2015

• A framework for 2025 to 2030

• A framework for 2015 to 2020

• A framework for 2021 to 2024