The economic impact of corruption I know nothing about the 'economics of corruption' literature, whether in the medium(fluctuations) or long-run(growth)... Although I've found many surveys (mostly +5 years, and from journals I don't recognize), since I known nothing about this subject, I have no idea with which ones I should start,.
I'm looking for two pointers

One to a survey/literature review from a well-established journal (QJE, etc.)
A book on this subject, but similar in difficulty to those books for the general public like &quot;Nudge&quot;, &quot;Irrational Exuberance&quot;, &quot;Trade Talks&quot;, &quot;The Triumph of Injustice&quot;, etc.

Thanks in advance.
A very nice survey from a now well-established journal is

Olken, Benjamin A., and Rohini Pande. &quot;Corruption in developing countries.&quot; Annual Review of Economics 4, no. 1 (2012): 479-509. Here is the ungated NBER version.
It is not new and focuses on developing countries, but it is very influential. They try to answer three questions:


what is the degree of corruption?
What are the consequences of corruption in terms of efficiency?
and what determines the level of corruption?