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Rent seeking is common problem in most countries and Fiji is noexemption. According to Graborsky and Larmour (2000), rent seekingis a form of corruption and is detectable in many forms likebribery, extortion, fraud, embezzlement, etc. For economists, rentseeking creates deadweight losses which incurs welfare costs. Usinggraphs discuss the impact of rent seeking in the case ofmonopolies.
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