The price of monopolizing political, judicial and administrative power for the Communist Party is severe corruption and graft caused by the lack of accountability for the country's 45 million officials. The result is an estimated 124,000 instances of mass unrest in 2008, according to official figures.
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The price of monopolizing political, judicial and administrative power for the Communist Party is severe corruption and graft caused by the lack of accountability for the country's 45 million officials. The result is an estimated 124,000 instances of mass unrest in 2008, according to official figures.What is Wrong with China and How Can it Improve?
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