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The number of Japanese exchange students studying in the US has shown a decline over the last decade. In 1997, 47,000 Japanese students were studying in the US. In 2007, only 34,000 were doing so.
Source: Asahi Shinbun
The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) orders the countries of the world according to "the degree to which corruption is perceived to exist among public officials and politicians." Results for 2009:
1. New Zealand (9.4)
2. Denmark (9.3)
3. Singapore (9.2)
3. Sweden (9.2)
5. Switzerland (9.0)
6. Finland (8.9)
6. Netherlands (8.9)
7. Australia (8.7)
7. Canada (8.7)
7. Iceland (8.7)
11. Norway (8.6)
17. Japan (7.7)
17. United Kingdom (7.7)
19. USA (7.5)
Source: Asahi ShinbunSource: Asahi Shinbun
The Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) orders the countries of the world according to "the degree to which corruption is perceived to exist among public officials and politicians." Results for 2009:
1. New Zealand (9.4)
2. Denmark (9.3)
3. Singapore (9.2)
3. Sweden (9.2)
5. Switzerland (9.0)
6. Finland (8.9)
6. Netherlands (8.9)
7. Australia (8.7)
7. Canada (8.7)
7. Iceland (8.7)
11. Norway (8.6)
17. Japan (7.7)
17. United Kingdom (7.7)
19. USA (7.5)
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