The direct relationship between a political system and economic system is depenent on your belief of how much of the country's resources should be owned by the state, how much the state should look after the needy (children, sick, unemployed, elderly, disabled etc) and how much should individuals be responsible for themselves (education, healthcare). These beliefs will determine taxation policy (to pay for the above).
Most countries in the west are highly developed economies so the only real shift in policy is slightly left/right of centre and the problem of the various political parties is to decide what makes them stand out as a party.
there is no such thing as political economic systems, there are only economic political systems
The economic and political systems in Britain used to work together because the political system needed a lot of financial backing for it to remain. There had to be finances if the political system recommended going to war.
A free society has no need for overt coercion. There is however a relationship between political science, meaning political ideas and theory. Generally speaking, a nation with an open, democratic political system will nurture its economic development. This is in terms of imports, exports and the vitality of its home industries.
Broad social / economic goals. The political process. The production possibilities curve. Utility.
Yes, he philosophized the economic system of Socialism and other leftist political systems such as Communism, which had economic elements. Socialism and communism are actually two distinct politico-economic systems - they both have their own political and economic systems. Marx also wrote the most systematic (at the time, and in my opinion, to date) critique of capitalism. In fact, I think its wrong to describe communism as a political system - democracy is the political system of communism - communism is fundamentally an economic system.
there is no such thing as political economic systems, there are only economic political systems
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I believe it is better to say 'politico-economic system', as a single wording or separately as 'political and economic systems'. They both mean thesame thing, and infer that there is a strong interchange between the political system (with institutions & Politicians as actors) and the economic system (with corporations & businessmen as actors). In this situation, those who have political powers control the economic system, and those who have economic power influences or control the political system.
The economic and political systems in Britain used to work together because the political system needed a lot of financial backing for it to remain. There had to be finances if the political system recommended going to war.
Exlusive power to determine political, economic, and social systems
No, that is called economics.
Religion
A free society has no need for overt coercion. There is however a relationship between political science, meaning political ideas and theory. Generally speaking, a nation with an open, democratic political system will nurture its economic development. This is in terms of imports, exports and the vitality of its home industries.
World Systems Theory
Broad social / economic goals. The political process. The production possibilities curve. Utility.
Of course! Here are a few potential project topics in political science: The impact of social media on political participation The role of international institutions in promoting global democracy Comparing presidential versus parliamentary systems of government Exploring the relationship between economic development and democratization in developing countries.
Yes, he philosophized the economic system of Socialism and other leftist political systems such as Communism, which had economic elements. Socialism and communism are actually two distinct politico-economic systems - they both have their own political and economic systems. Marx also wrote the most systematic (at the time, and in my opinion, to date) critique of capitalism. In fact, I think its wrong to describe communism as a political system - democracy is the political system of communism - communism is fundamentally an economic system.