The phenomenon of economic corruption at the macro level is a problem that dates back to the history of governments and exists more or less in all societies and to varying degrees. The costs imposed by such crimes on society and the government, especially in developing economies, have caused everyone to emphasize combating the phenomenon of economic corruption. This phenomenon has various consequences and dimensions that will manifest and emerge in the fields of politics, culture, economy, administrative system, etc., and in a way disrupts and disorganizes each of the aforementioned areas. It should be said that this complex and multidimensional phenomenon has multiple causes and effects and, in different situations, sometimes manifests itself as a structural problem in politics or economics and sometimes as a cultural and individual moral issue, and in any case, it can expose the country to dangers. In this article, some ideas and issues about macro economic corruption have been raised that result from discussions and conversations between experts in this field. Suggestions are also made for the benefit of achieving economic reform measures and preventing macro-corruption, because merely discussing the issues and problems of economic corruption will not be fruitful.