Centralized State

A centralized state is a form of government where decision-making and authority are concentrated in a central administration or governing body, rather than being distributed across smaller local governments. In this system, policies, laws, and resources are typically managed from a central location, often the capital city. This can lead to more uniform governance and efficient decision-making. However, it may also result in less local input and variations in how policies are implemented across different regions, which can affect how well local needs are addressed.