Unfortunately the office-holders and their staffs are not angelic. In many fields of the administration of interventionist measures, favoritism simply cannot be avoided. Take, for example, the case of export or import licenses. Such a license has for the licensee a definite cash value. There is no neutral or objective yardstick available to make the decision free from bias and favoritism.
Corruption is a regular effect of interventionism.
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