Question

In which type of dictatorship is a power held by a single leader whose demands become law for the entire country?

Answer 1

In a personalist regime, the power is held by a single leader, whose demands become law for the entire country.

This regime is a form of autocracy. It is a government system that operates as an absolute monarchy or a despotate. Personalist leaders are able to appoint friends or family to important offices. As a consequence, population gain respect for their leader. For example, the Kim dynasty in North Korea.