Cronyism is acceptable in some countries and is often confused with corruption. Cronyism is generally found in social networks characterised by:

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Cronyism is a form of nepotism where individuals in positions of power give jobs, contracts, or other benefits to friends or acquaintances without merit. It is often found in social networks that have complex, indirect and mutually reinforcing social exchanges where there is a lack of transparency and accountability. While it may be acceptable in some countries, it can lead to unfair competition and is often seen as a form of corruption. Therefore, option D is the best choice.

Cronyism Is Acceptable in Some Countries and Is Often Confused