To promote economic growth and development

To ensure social welfare and equality

To suppress political dissent and maintain control

To protect the interests of foreign investors

To allocate resources efficiently and achieve balanced growth

To provide employment opportunities for the population

To control the distribution of wealth and income

To promote foreign trade and attract investments

Import substitution industrialization

Export-oriented industrialization

Balanced industrialization

Privatization of state-owned enterprises

Accelerated economic growth and industrialization

Improved income distribution and social welfare

Increased political stability and social cohesion

All of the above

Limited economic freedom and individual choice

Inefficient allocation of resources and corruption

Lack of accountability and transparency in economic decision-making

All of the above

To generate revenue for the government

To ensure the supply of essential goods and services

To promote economic growth and development

To maintain political power and control

Private sector is allowed to operate freely without government interference

Private sector is subject to strict government regulations and control

Private sector is encouraged to participate in economic development under state guidance

Private sector is completely eliminated and replaced by state-owned enterprises

Authoritarian regimes promote free trade and welcome foreign investment

Authoritarian regimes restrict foreign trade and investment to protect domestic industries

Authoritarian regimes adopt a balanced approach, allowing some foreign trade and investment while protecting domestic interests

Authoritarian regimes completely isolate themselves from international trade and investment

Authoritarianism reduces economic inequality by promoting social welfare programs

Authoritarianism increases economic inequality by concentrating wealth in the hands of the ruling elite

Authoritarianism has no significant impact on economic inequality

The impact of authoritarianism on economic inequality varies depending on the specific regime and its policies

Environmental degradation due to rapid industrialization

Violation of labor rights and suppression of trade unions

Limited access to information and lack of transparency in economic decision-making

All of the above

Authoritarianism encourages the participation of civil society organizations in economic policymaking

Authoritarianism restricts the activities of civil society organizations and limits their influence on economic policy

Authoritarianism completely eliminates civil society organizations and prevents their involvement in economic policymaking

The role of civil society organizations in economic policymaking is not affected by authoritarianism

Authoritarianism always leads to higher economic growth

Authoritarianism always leads to lower economic growth

The relationship between authoritarianism and economic growth is complex and varies depending on specific circumstances

Authoritarianism has no impact on economic growth

Lack of accountability and transparency in economic decision-making

Limited access to information and data for policy formulation

Absence of independent institutions to provide checks and balances

All of the above

Authoritarianism ensures equitable distribution of economic benefits among all citizens

Authoritarianism leads to concentration of economic benefits in the hands of the ruling elite

Authoritarianism has no significant impact on the distribution of economic benefits

The impact of authoritarianism on the distribution of economic benefits varies depending on the specific regime and its policies

Corruption is effectively eliminated in authoritarian regimes due to strict control and surveillance

Corruption is widespread in authoritarian regimes due to lack of accountability and transparency

Corruption has no significant impact on economic policymaking in authoritarian regimes

The role of corruption in economic policymaking varies depending on the specific regime and its policies