The New York TimesChina's business elite sees the country that let them thrive slipping away
Live and let live. That, for decades, was how China's business class and the Communist Party defined their relationship. However, that unspoken contract is now dissolving, the New York Times reports.
For decades, China’s business class had an unspoken contract with the Communist Party: Let us make money and we’ll turn a blind eye to how you use your power.
Like most Chinese people, they bought into the party’s argument that its one-party rule provides more efficient governance.
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