The impact of social credit system on China’s economy
Abstract
China’s social credit system is introducing new tools to monitor, rank and manage market participants’ behavior more broadly than existing credit rating mechanisms. The Social Credit System (SCS) will have a significant impact on the behavior of individuals, companies and other institutions such as NGOs. The above indicates the relevance of the research topic.
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