Political Ideology is a consistent set of values and beliefs about the proper purpose and scope of government.
<h3>What is a Political Ideology?</h3>
Political ideologies typically focus on how to distribute power and how it should be employed. The effect of moral entrepreneurs, who occasionally act in their interests, is a contributing factor in an ideology's appeal.
Political ideologies include two components: (1) aims, or how society should be run; and (2) means, or how best to get there. An ideology is a body of beliefs.
Each ideology typically has opinions about the best type of government (such as autocracy or democracy) and the greatest type of economic system (e.g., capitalism or socialism).
Sometimes an ideology and one of its central beliefs are both denoted by the same word.
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