> In other news, a former CCP top government minister was just sentenced to death for corruption. Incentives at work. This doesn’t mean much. Selective enforce

> In other news, a former CCP top government minister was just sentenced to death for corruption. Incentives at work. This doesn’t mean much. Selective enforcement of anti-corruption rules is a common method for national elites to eliminate potential rivals. It’s especially common in regimes with pliable judicial systems.