well, in true practice, a representitive government is what the united states and most other "democracies" have. It is actually the system that a republic uses. In a true democracy everything would be voted on by the people themselves. This would become EXTREMELY inefficient if a country was of any significant size. If aployton were to impliment the AC style social egeneering system, democracy should be able to be researched around the same time as republic and probably before since democracy was a greek creation long before the founding of the roman republic. Democracy should thus have a higher inefficiency rating, but it would probably be lower on corruption. The governments should also grow with time. New techs should get rid of some of the inefficiencies or possibly add some. I liked the AC system very much and would like to see it incorporated into civ3.
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