Corruption rankings for these countries from least corrupt
to most corrupt are:
a. Sweden, Brazil, and Somalia.
b. Iran, Brazil, and Sweden.
c. the United States, Sweden, and Nigeria.
d. Saudi Arabia, the United States, and Somalia.
Answer: a
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