transparency

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"We have far fewer real journalists in proximity to the Pentagon, which is a major transparency problem," said Roger Stahl, professor of communication studies at the University of Georgia.

From Barron's

Parallels to the 2008 crisis include lack of transparency, banks charging more, and asset managers halting withdrawals.

From Barron's

But the Competition and Markets Authority has in the past identified a lack of transparency and competition in the sector and is primed to monitor prices closely now.

From BBC

This transparency provides constituents with information about how their tax dollars are being spent, what their members of Congress think, and may even sway public opinion.

From Salon

“American taxpayers invest over $100 billion into higher education each year and deserve transparency on how their dollars are being spent,” Keast said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times