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UPDATED: December 2, 2013 NO. 49 DECEMBER 5, 2013

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Expert's View

(LI SHIGONG)

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The Chinese Central Government has taken stricter measures to fight against

corruption in recent years, especially the past year. A plan was recently submitted

by the Development Research Center of the State Council that civil servants will

be rewarded financially after retirement if they resist corruption and remain

honest during their service. The proposal has triggered discussions among

people. Supporters believe that a clean reward system would encourage a

cleaner government. Successful examples of this can be found in both Singapore

and Hong Kong. However, opponents of such a plan are worried that it would

gradually turn into a new form of welfare for civil servants. Could this work in

China? The following are excerpts of opinions:

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