Therefore, the government has to protect these firms when they face difficulty. ... A system is stable and productive if it is complex and not centrally directed. Therefore, economists don't like big firms because they make the economy more centrally directed, and unstable. ... Hence, the government still had to enact policies to protect those banks. ... Additionally, keeping the big firms alive creates a quite unfair competition in the business environment and a centrally directed economy. ...

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The Swedish form of government is a parliamentary democratic monarchy. ... They represent the state in the counties, and their main tasks include the monitoring and evaluation of compliance with central government decisions. ... At the same time as the central government has delegated more and more tasks to municipalities, the need for cooperation between larger geographical areas has increased. ... The county administrative boards should concentrate on the task of representing central government. ... The Swedish Government initiated the regional growth agreement process in 1997. ...

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More specifically, United Fruit Company, an American company, created relationships with Central America's dictators, manipulated government to gain enormous privilege in that region and left behind labor unrest and economic crisis. ... It's a huge amount of benefit that many governments ever dreamed of: "[but] the Central America had no such resources. ... Refer back to the history of bananas; they were founded in Central America and South East Asia, during the 1800's. ... In the beginning of the 20th century, U.S government paid Panama, Guatemala, Costa Rica and some other Latin America...

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General Antonio López de Santa Anna and Simón Bolívar were great leaders in Central America during the 19th century. Both helped shape Central America as we know it, albeit in differing ways. ... De Santa Anna viewed his involvement as crucial to the workings of the government. ... " This instance demonstrates the extent to which he believes himself to be a vital part of the government. ... " He becomes much more upset about a personal indignity than about the threat of a revolution overthrowing the government. ...

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