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'Demand Polity' and 'Command Polity' are terms associated with
David Washbrook
Helen I. Tinker
Lloyd I. Rudolph and Susanne H. Rudolph
Rajni Kothari
Lloyd Rudolph and Susanixe Rudolph (they are husband-wife) have attempted to find correlates between the nature of polity of the state and economic characteristics. They have written a book – In Pursuit Of Lakshmi: The Political Economy Of The Indian State.
The demand polity refers to the situation when the government’s policies and programmes are for the short-term benefits of people. The allocations and welfare activities are carried out keeping elections in mind. The model of command polity refers to that political set-up in which allocations and distributions are oriented to the long-term goals and sustainable benefits to people. The role of the state in command politics is monopolistic and oligopolistic. In the existing world, both these polities are found in a mixed form to varying degrees.
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