The survey looked at how corruption affected different levels of political leadership and the civil service, and how major institutions fared in terms of corruption.
It also examined how corruption is perceived to affect the overall business environment, and how easy or difficult it is for companies to deal with the problem internally and externally when they encounter it.
On a scale of zero to 10, zero is the best possible score, indicating the lowest level of corruption among politicians and civil servants.
The survey was conducted by the Hong Kong-based Political & Economic Risk Consultancy, which provides strategic business information and analysis for companies doing business in East and Southeast Asia.
The PERC's corruption survey polled 2,174 middle, senior, and expatriate business executives in Asia, Australia and the United States.
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