Pew Research Center Country Problems and Institutions Report FINAL November 6 2014

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Crime and Corruption Top Problems in Emerging and Developing Countries

Pew Research Center Country Problems and Institutions Report FINAL November 6 2014

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Crime and Corruption Top Problems in Emerging and Developing Countries
Young More Fond of Corporations
Sharp Swings in Military and Religious Leader Ratings in Some Countries, but Little Change Overall
Military Seen Positively; Lower Opinion of Courts
Crime, Corruption and Poor Quality Schools Growing Problem
Crime, Corruption and Poor Quality Schools Growing Problem
Many Worry about Crime, Corruption, Health Care, Poor Schools and Pollution
Most National Institutions Rated Positively, Especially Military
Crime and Corruption Are Top Problems in Emerging and Developing Nations
Sharp Swings in Military and Religious Leader Ratings in Some Countries, but Little Change Overall
Military Seen Positively; Lower Opinion of Courts
Growing Concerns about Crime, Corruption and Schools, Especially in Africa
Growing Concerns about Crime, Corruption and Schools, Especially in Africa

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