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Autarchy

usgb/ˈɔːtɑːrki/Volume
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Autarchy involves choice to be self-sufficient, rather than forced isolation due to external factors. SlideBhutan maintains elements of autarchy, focusing on local agriculture rather than importing food.
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In economics, autarchy can be intentional for self-empowerment or due to international sanctions. SlideThe small island pursued autarchy to control its economic future despite global market pressures.
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Culturally, autarchy may imply national pride and a self-reliant community. SlideThe people celebrated their country's movement towards autarchy as a return to their self-reliant roots.