The process of assessing the corruption orientation of regulatory legal acts and its modeling

Abstract

Increasing requirements for means and methods of combating negative phenomena of society, as well as creating conditions for the prevention and prevention of corrupt actions of officials by editing old and creating new normative legal acts, can significantly limit the development of such offenses and have a positive impact on the economic state of the state. The task of developing fairly simple but effective methods of modeling, as well as assessing the level of corruption of regulatory legal acts, is becoming urgent. The article considers an important problem of quantitative assessment of the negative phenomenon of corrupt activities of officials, which can be stimulated by regulatory legal acts. The proposed modeling approach, carried out in order to quantify the level of corruption orientation of regulatory legal acts, allows to simultaneously take into account some individual criteria that are based on subjective assessments and have uncertainties of various nature, as well as are characterized by a fairly large number, as well as their antago-nism and inequivalence. The considered modeling process provides the possibility of using both fuzzy and clear representation of the initial data, reduces the influence of the subjectivity of expert assessments on heuristic factors. When forming a global criterion for making a decision on the level of corruption orientation of a regulatory legal act, there is no need to determine the weight of each individual factor.