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Government & Economy

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TermDefinition
Republic Voters elect leaders to make the decisions
Democracy Voters get to make decisions
Monarchy Hereditary leadership that passes from generation, with titles like queens and kings
Dictatorship The leader took power without an election, usually by force
Oligarchy A small group usually powerful and rich, that make decisions
Theocracy A government lead by a religious leader
Communism In theory, a form of government and economics that would promote equality. In practice, a form of dictatorship
Suffrage The right to vote
Anarchy A society with no leaders
Command Economy Government makes all the economic decisions (production, price, etc)
Market Economy Produces and consumers make all the economic decisions. Decisions are based on supply and demand
Traditional Economy Economy based on historical practice and time - honored belifs
Mixed Economy Some decisions are made by the government, while other decisions are made by produces and consumers (supply and demand)
Human Capital The value of the skills a person possess
Voluntary Trade Trade between buyers and sellers with restriction. It's based on their decisions
International Trade Trade between countries
Industrialization Development of manufacturing (factories) in a country.
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