> Corruption is again an easy animal to flog in the Indian context. The real issue here is scarcity. What does this even mean? That it's too easy to blame corr

> Corruption is again an easy animal to flog in the Indian context. The real issue here is scarcity. What does this even mean? That it's too easy to blame corruption? Corruption is exceedingly complex. In a large scale, it could result in policies that are bad for the majority of people, e.g. continued protectionism. Tackling the root cause will take generations until thinking changes. Scarcity on it's own makes no sense. Scarcity of what? Resources? Opportunities? Basic health care? People?