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But it does kind of make sense in China. If a prospective client has a solid history of paying debts on a timely basis as well as well-documented statements of
by rm_-rf_slash 10y ago
But it does kind of make sense in China. If a prospective client has a solid history of paying debts on a timely basis as well as well-documented statements of dissent or disapproval on Chinese social media, that person is more likely to be arrested and therefore less likely to be able to pay the debts back, which has the double effect of more accurately estimating credit worthiness as well as punishing dissidents in advance.