Corruption and the Tsunami

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This paper discusses the problem of corrupted funds in relation the tsunami relief and discusses the ethics and consumer awareness of how money is spent. It argues that people should investigate the organizations they are giving money to, and they should be wary of secretive organizations that do not disclose or audit their records.

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" Jon Doe is a good citizen who truly has seen the disaster left behind by the massive tsunami that occurred over in Malaysia. The funny thing is, he cannot be convinced to send money to organizations that might be fraudulent or corrupt in how they use this money. The ultimate question is: Will these so-called "non-profit organizations" use the money I give for the survivors", or will it end up as a contributing factor to the six digit salary of some corrupt official within the non-profit organization? (Doe, Personal Interview, June 5, 2-005). John Doe is a concerned citizen who wants to put the money for tsunami relief in the right hands, and not some crook out to make a profit at the expense of the victims of this natural disaster. "

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