Saving capitalism from the government

.But often, honest candidates fail to make the cut, and corrupt politicians continue to be patronized by voters. Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan noted the same in a lecture presented last week: “Every so often we see the emergence of a group, usually upper middle class professionals, who want to clean up politics. But when these ‘good’ people stand for election, they tend to lose their deposits. Does the electorate really not want squeaky clean government?..........

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