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- [[LegalTenderLaws | Legal Tender Laws]] are used to require that certain forms of money are used in the payment of taxes and often in general commerce. Often, these legal tender laws require that businesses and individuals use currency issued by the //state//. In the modern era, most currencies are [[FiatCurrency | fiat currencies]] which are generated in potentially unlimited quantity by the //state// or their designee.
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======Statism======
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- [[Edict]] is a complex set of legal codes, used to forcibly compel individuals to behave in a certain way. This tactic relies on the majority of the population being subdued and enforcers willing to violently impose the codes on the population.
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[[PersonalLiberty]]
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[[IndividualLiberty]]
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- [[LegalTenderLaws Legal Tender Laws]] are used to require that certain forms of money are used in the payment of taxes and often in general commerce. Often, these legal tender laws require that businesses and individuals use currency issued by the //state//. In the modern era, most currencies are [[FiatCurrency fiat currencies]] which are generated in potentially unlimited quantity by the //state// or their designee.
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//Statism// is a belief that a territorial monopoly called a //state//, should have ultimate control over various aspects of society. Statist regimes often control social policy and a segment of the economy, to some extent. Adherents to the philosophy of statism believe that there are certain social services which must be controlled by a state and cannot instead be offered in a voluntary context, by multiple participants.
- [[Edict]] is used to forcibly compel individuals to behave in a certain way. This tactic relies on the majority of the population being subdued and enforcers willing to violently impose the regulation on the population.
- [[Edict]] is used to forcibly compel individuals to behave in a certain way. This tactic relies on the majority of the population being subdued and enforcers willing to violently impose the regulation on the population.
