Analysis of current practices in the application of anti-corruption economic compliance in the USA, France and China
Rubrics: SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES
Authors:
1.
Far Eastern Federal University
student
student
2.
Far Eastern Federal University
student
student
3.
Far Eastern Federal University
student
student
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 426
to 431
Status:
Published
Received:
25.04.2026
Accepted:
01.05.2026
Published:
01.05.2026
Subject area:
UDC 338
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
compliance, economic transformations, anti-corruption mechanisms, state policy, state system
Abstract:
Compliance is an effective tool for fighting corruption in the commercial sector. With its help, companies skillfully warn themselves against the risks of corruption. It is worth considering its international regulation and practical application in countries such as the USA, France and China. History shows that the process of business compliance with anti-corruption standards was selective. Today, this primarily concerns multinational companies. A multinational company is an international–level firm operating in two or more countries and managing its divisions from one or more centers. It is an important subject of economic activity. The Organization for Economic Cooperation (OECD) refers to multinational companies as those organizations that are established in more than one country and are connected in such a way that they can "coordinate their activities." The essence of such economic activity is to maximize profit from the sale of goods, performance of works or provision of services. In the context of globalization, this poses a threat to economic security, where corruption is an essential element causing damage.
Compliance is an effective tool for fighting corruption in the commercial sector. With its help, companies skillfully warn themselves against the risks of corruption. It is worth considering its international regulation and practical application in countries such as the USA, France and China. History shows that the process of business compliance with anti-corruption standards was selective. Today, this primarily concerns multinational companies. A multinational company is an international–level firm operating in two or more countries and managing its divisions from one or more centers. It is an important subject of economic activity. The Organization for Economic Cooperation (OECD) refers to multinational companies as those organizations that are established in more than one country and are connected in such a way that they can "coordinate their activities." The essence of such economic activity is to maximize profit from the sale of goods, performance of works or provision of services. In the context of globalization, this poses a threat to economic security, where corruption is an essential element causing damage.
Keywords:
compliance, economic transformations, anti-corruption mechanisms, state policy, state system
compliance, economic transformations, anti-corruption mechanisms, state policy, state system
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