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English to Lao: Political Philosophy General field: Law/Patents Detailed field: Government / Politics
Source text - English Countries around the world vary in their political and economic systems, which are often defined by their constitutions. Socialism advocates for collective ownership of resources and the means of production, aiming for equal distribution of wealth among citizens. Capitalism, on the other hand, prioritizes private ownership and free market principles, where individuals or corporations control production and trade for profit. Liberalism emphasizes individual freedoms, civil liberties, and limited government intervention in economic affairs. Democracy is a system where citizens have a voice in decision-making through elected representatives, promoting equality and participation. Aristocracy refers to rule by a privileged class based on birth or wealth, while oligarchy involves power held by a small group or elite. Autocracy concentrates power in a single ruler, often without checks and balances, leading to centralized control. Each of these ideologies and systems plays a significant role in shaping the governance and functioning of societies worldwide.