He argues Chinese local governments inflate population and economic statistics because promotions and subsidies depend on local performance.
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He argues Chinese local governments inflate population and economic statistics because promotions and subsidies depend on local performance.
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"Right. So the issue in China is that local governments tend to lie all the time because a lot of their promotions depend on..."
"...you what the exact statistics are. There's probably some overcounting because local governments tend to lie. Because obviously, like the more people you say..."
"So I so so does Xi incentivize local governments to lie? Is it is it more, hey, we got a safe face for the..."
"...much about the world. China is an enclosed, insular bureaucracy. So local governments are lying in order to get more funding from the central..."
"...as well as the military, as well as the provincial and local governments. Okay? So, it's a very top -down system, whereas the American..."
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