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Direct civic inclusion in political systems reduces transaction costs, mitigates elite capture, and aligns public expenditure with long-term fiscal sustainability and social welfare compared to traditional representative paradigms. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

September 14, 2026Open Access

Economic Efficiency and Fiscal Sustainability of the Direct Participatory Political System: A Comparative Analysis

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To evaluate the economic efficiency and fiscal sustainability of the Direct Participatory Political System in contrast to traditional representative structures.
Synthesized literature retrieved from four Google Scholar alert updates on direct participatory governance and political structures.
Assessed theoretical and empirical literature spanning environmental management, public administration, fiscal risk, and political engagement.
Direct civic inclusion lowers transaction costs and mitigates elite capture inherent in traditional representative models.
Participatory governance aligns public resource allocations more effectively with long-term fiscal sustainability and social welfare.

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Literature review reveals direct civic inclusion reduces transaction costs and elite capture in governance, highlighting improved public expenditure and long-term fiscal sustainability.

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Launi merengue (2026) studied this question.

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Literature review reveals direct civic inclusion reduces transaction costs and elite capture in governance, highlighting improved public expenditure and long-term fiscal sustainability.

Economic Efficiency and Fiscal Sustainability of the Direct Participatory Political System: A Comparative Analysis

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Economic Efficiency and Fiscal Sustainability of the Direct Participatory Political System: A Comparative Analysis

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