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A technocracy is a government run not by politicians, but by technical experts in fields of policy-making and governance. Under such a government, scientific approaches to solving problems would be applied as opposed to the traditional political, economic or philosophical approaches. Proponents of a technocratic governing system argue that under such a government, emphasis would be placed on resource [[sustainability]] rather than economic profit, ensuring continued social operation indefinitely. Experts would be chosen not democratically, but by virtue of their merit and expertise in a given field. The concept is largely hypothetical, but had significant support for a short period of time in the 1930s with supporters believing that an apolitical, technical government could guide an economy to a well-balanced production and consumption system, thereby ridding society of unemployment and debt. | A technocracy is a government run not by politicians, but by technical experts in fields of policy-making and governance. Under such a government, scientific approaches to solving problems would be applied as opposed to the traditional political, economic or philosophical approaches. Proponents of a technocratic governing system argue that under such a government, emphasis would be placed on resource [[sustainability]] rather than economic profit, ensuring continued social operation indefinitely. Experts would be chosen not democratically, but by virtue of their merit and expertise in a given field. The concept is largely hypothetical, but had significant support for a short period of time in the 1930s with supporters believing that an apolitical, technical government could guide an economy to a well-balanced production and consumption system, thereby ridding society of unemployment and debt. | ||
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