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China has a distributed, governmental credit system that ranks people's value by their implication with rule breaking behavior as defined by the Chinese Communist Party. This credit system is currently maintained by local governance, however the CCP is pushing for centralization of this system. There is an alternative, "private" credit score system that runs concurrently to the governmental social credit systems. However, the data collected privately is expected to be funneled into the central government. The social credit system rewards people with discounts on items and expediency in bureaucracy. Lower social credit score means loss of certain government benefits and harsher bureaucracy to deal with.
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