The work has been spent To the Organizations of economic cooperation and development, and the majority there has tended to acceptance of voluntary obligations which would lean only against measures of moral influence. Particularly: in ' Supervising principles for the multinational enterprises ' (section ' the General policy ') are included articles 7 and 8 with the following maintenance. article 7: not to pay - also it is not necessary to solicit or expect payment - bribes or other unseemly profits, direct or indirect, to any civil servant or the head of public office; article 8: if it is not authorised the law, not to do payments to candidates on public posts, either to political parties, or other political organisations.

Activity of the USA in a question on corruption was not casual. Already mentioned Katler and Drouri explained it to that the American corporations should compete for contracts to firms of other countries in conditions when government officials there accept or even extort bribes, and there is a big share of confidence that foreign competitors do not hesitate to pay such requisitions. taking into account this interest of the American business the congress of the USA in 1975 has urged administration to begin immediately the international negotiations ' for the purpose of development of the corresponding code of behaviour and specific trading obligations from outside the governments along with suitable procedures of settlement of disputes which liquidations of such practice (as bribes, indirect payments, ' returnable bribes ' and not ethical political payments) on the international would lead; To multinational basis, including corresponding sanctions for the decision of the problems put by the countries, not participating in such agreements, meaning that such codes and written obligations become a part of the international system of rules and obligations within the limits of GATT and other international trading agreements '.