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Bad Cop, Good Cop: Mongolia's Dual Economic Strategy

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Mongolia’s government is orchestrating a calculated “bad cop, good cop” strategy to drive economic reform—balancing a tough anti-corruption stance with a pro-business agenda. On one side is populist politician Jalbasurengiin Batzandan of the Democratic Party (DP), the junior coalition partner in Prime Minister Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene’s government. On the other, the PM himself, who presents a more measured, investor-friendly approach. The Bad …

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Bad Cop, Good Cop: Mongolia's Dual Economic Strategy

Mongolia’s government is orchestrating a calculated “bad cop, good cop” strategy to drive economic reform—balancing a tough anti-corruption stance with a pro-business agenda. On one side is populist politician Jalbasurengiin Batzandan of the Democratic Party (DP), the junior coalition partner in Prime Minister Luvsannamsrain Oyun-Erdene’s government. On the other, the PM himself, who presents a more measured, investor-friendly approach. The Bad …

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