Corruption accounting in models of public and private interest balancing in hierarchical control systems

Considered is the corruption accounting in models of active agents public and private interests balancing in three-level control systems of the “principal–supervisor–agent” type. It is shown that in presence of economic corruption supervisor takes bribes for increasing agent's share in public income, while in presence of administrative corruption it reduces the requirements to agent's participation in public activity. Models are investigated in descriptive and normative approaches, the obtained results are discussed.