Corruption and Transparency in a Growth Model

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The Determinants of Local Government's Financial Transparency (2011, background): “Ellis and Fender (2006) study the theoretical relationship between increase in the rate of output and the level of corruption. They conclude that this relationship depends on the transparency of the fiscal system. They also show that highly transparent economies experience corruption that declines a”
The composition of government spending and growth: is current or capital spending better? (2007, result): “…of this, we assumed that the government and bureaucracy are comprised of self-interested agents who could be subsumed into one corrupt entity, as in Ellis and Fender (2006), then our analytical results could be treated as being normative rather then positive, and our empirical results would…”