'[I]n... getting into a good school/company and going through an interview for a dream job which could be considered as having a greater impact on the future of the respondent, 38% and 33% of youth respectively are willing to engage in corruption... [T]here seems to be no difference in responses between youth who have previously been victims of corruption, compared to those who have not, perhaps illustrating that corruption has become institutionalised. These results are well in line with the flexible attitude that youth display towards integrity and their willingness to relax its definition when there is a financial cost or family loyalty is at stake. It indicates an attitude of broad pragmatism among both youth and adults, which extends well into opportunism and using nepotistic networks.'
CECODES, TOWARDS TRANSPARENCY, TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL (2011) Youth integrity in Vietnam Link
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