Melnikov, NikitaAuby, Isabelle2024-10-102024-10-102023-10-032023-10-03http://hdl.handle.net/10362/173287Corruption in Guinea-Bissau is a widespread problem. Today we see efforts to tackle both petty and grand corruption in the country. An important question then is to look at whether this is the correct response. This study is looking at how corruption, and specifically the perception of corruption, influence people's beliefs about the future and views on current economic conditions in the country. The findings show that grand corruption is the main driver to explain decreased beliefs about the future of the country.engCorruptionAccountabilityGovernanceTrustEconomic conditionsGuinea-BissauPolicyPerceptionmaster thesis203517741