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MrMonnyPenny · 22-25, M
Some things to consider: democratic leaders serve limited terms and leave the state to what may be their political rivals. This means as temporary caretakers of the state they will be more likely to support economic policies that are good in the short run which they can profit from whilst leaving the state in a mess for the next leader.
The monarch sees the state as their own private property and has a vested interest in increasing the value of it over time and also passes it down to their heir.
The monarch sees the state as their own private property and has a vested interest in increasing the value of it over time and also passes it down to their heir.