Centralized Government

A centralized government is a system where power and decision-making are concentrated in a central authority, often at the national level. In this setup, local governments have limited autonomy and must follow the directives issued by the central government. This can lead to uniform policies and laws across the country, but it may also overlook regional needs and preferences. Centralized governments are often seen in countries where national unity is prioritized, while decentralized systems distribute power more broadly among local or regional authorities.