Anti-corruption campaign in China: An empirical investigation

With China’s economic reform in the late 1970s, and then again with a pro-market turn in 1992-93, corruption became increasingly visible. Since growth has been the top priority for China’s leadership, tackling corruption took a back seat in the past four decades. Meanwhile inequality, some of it probably fueled by corruption, increased significantly. By 2012 corruption became the most compelling
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