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  Poor democracy (India) vs. Wealthier dictatorship (China)? (search mode)
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« on: February 23, 2015, 01:13:12 PM »

Obviously the current government is deplorable, but there are very few things in which I believe more strongly than I believe in India.

Brunei vs. Bangladesh would be the purest match between rich dictatorship (absolute somewhat-islamic monarchy style) and a poor democracy (one that has competitive elections) that I can think of.

This isn't the sort of thing that would be visible to a foreigner, but despite appearances, Bangladesh is not a democracy. Elections in Bangladesh involve multiple parties but they are not competitive.

     Is it like Russian electoral type events or is it something a little less ethically problematic?
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