Jawaban:

Student 1: Hey, have you ever thought about why corruption is so prevalent in our society?

Student 2: Yeah, I have. I think one of the main causes is greed. People want to get rich quick and they see corruption as an easy way to do that.

Student 1: I agree. I also think that the lack of strong laws and regulations is another factor. When there are no strict penalties for corrupt behavior, people are more likely to engage in it.

Student 2: Definitely. And what about the effects of corruption? It's not just the money that's lost, it's also the damage it does to the country's reputation and the trust that people have in their government.

Student 1: Exactly. Corruption erodes the foundations of democracy and weakens the rule of law. It also has a negative impact on the economy because it discourages foreign investment and can lead to a lack of public services.

Student 2: And let's not forget about the social effects too. Corruption creates a culture of dishonesty and can even cause tension between different social groups.

Student 1: It's such a complex issue. But, I think we can all do our part by being more aware of it and not engaging in corrupt behavior ourselves.

Student 2: Definitely. Education and awareness are key to fighting corruption and creating a more transparent society.

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