Many developing countries do not have the legislation or the infrastructure to combat corruption. This is most likely because they have an ineffective or even corrupt government. Companies that engage in unethical activities may be drawn towards countries with weak or compliant governments that can be controlled or bought. While a company may provide jobs for these developing countries, if there is a lack of competition, bribery, or other forms of corruption taking place, all of the benefit generally goes to the company and not the workers. Without the proper legal system to outlaw this kind of corporate behavior, citizens may find themselves stuck with unethical organizations.