I can't help but read this passage " They also tell you when you're succeeding in fixing them: when cram schools become less popular." and think of campaign fin

I can't help but read this passage " They also tell you when you're succeeding in fixing them: when cram schools become less popular." and think of campaign finance reform. The way to solve corruption in government isn't to outlaw large contributions to campaigns (cram schools), but to make large contributions less valuable. The most expidient way to do that is to decrease the power of elected politicians.