By their own account: whether officials ‘would take’ or ‘had taken’ gifts
Would accept money or an expensive present, if offered | |||
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as token of thanks / impolite to refuse % | could not afford to refuse % | Total % | |
Doctors | 14 | 18** | 32** |
Nurses | 9 | 19** | 28* |
Hospital administrators | 14* | 12 | 26* |
All officials | 8 | 9 | 17 |
Had recently accepted: | |||
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only a small present % | something more % | Total % | |
Notes: | |||
1. This and subsequent tables are based on a total of 1,307 interviews with junior officials and state employees, including 85 with hospital doctors, 125 with nurses and 82 with hospital administrators. | |||
2. In this and subsequent tables a single asterisk (*) indicates a statistically significant difference from the average for all other officials (taken together) at the 95% level. A double asterisk (**) indicates a statistically significant difference at the 99% level. Significance levels have been calculated in the conventional way using SPSS. Strictly speaking such significance levels should not be applied to quota samples but they may none the less be a useful heuristic guide. | |||
Doctors | 73** | 16** | 89** |
Nurses | 74** | 2 | 76** |
Hospital administrators | 60 | 10* | 70* |
All officials | 53 | 5 | 58 |