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Source of Economic Authority

Imagine two economic systems. In System A, a single, unelected leader imposes taxes and sets all economic rules. In System B, citizens vote for representatives who then decide on taxes and economic rules. Explain the fundamental difference in the source of the government's authority to intervene in the economy between these two systems.

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