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481. Is the U.S. Really Less Corrupt Than China?

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Corruption and Economic Growth in China and the U.S.

This chapter explores the complex relationship between corruption and economic growth in China, contrasting it with historical examples from the United States. It highlights how both nations grapple with their own forms of systemic corruption, urging a recognition of shared challenges despite differing cultural narratives.

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