The Corruption Perception Index for 2014 has Been Released by Transparency International

Transparency International, one of the leading organizations fighting against the corruption, has released the annual Corruption Perception Index ("Index 2014") and shared the outcome of its research with the public.

The Corruption Perception Index 2014 lists out the corruption results of 175 countries, and represents the findings of 12 different surveys made by 11 different international institutions. The Index is based on experts' and business people's opinions on public sector corruption. The scale of the Index is from 100 to 0, where 100 points is perceived to be very clean and 0 point perceived to be highly corrupt.

And 92 points go to...

According to the results of the Index, among 175 countries Denmark took the first place in the ranking by having 92 points in the 2014 Index, meaning that Denmark has the minimum corruption rate. New Zealand and Finland, by having 91 and 89 points respectively are the second and the third in the row after Denmark with the