Abstract

The Balanced Governance Model (BGM) Core Principles: 1. Stable Leadership with Accountability – Prevents instability from frequent leadership changes but ensures no unchecked power. 2. Efficient Decision-Making with Public Feedback – Ensures policies are made quickly but based on real data and public needs. 3. Economic Growth with Social Balance – Encourages long-term national development without neglecting social equity. 4. Correction Mechanisms Based on Natural Law of Balance – Ensures constant self-correction and adaptation. Structure of the Balanced Governance Model (BGM) 1. Leadership System: Meritocratic-Accountable Leadership ✅ Best Aspects from Authoritarian & Democratic Models Leaders are selected based on proven competence (like in meritocracies such as Singapore). Fixed, long-term leadership terms (e.g., 10 years) to ensure stability. Periodic performance evaluations (every 2 years) based on objective results. If a leader fails the performance assessment, they can be removed through a structured, non-political process (e.g., independent review boards). ❌ Error Eliminated No extreme authoritarian rule (unchecked power). No instability from frequent elections based on popularity instead of competence. 2. Decision-Making System: Data-Driven & Adaptive Policy Creation ✅ Best Aspects from All Systems Government decisions are data-driven, based on real-time AI-monitored economic, environmental, and social indicators. Policies are tested in small regions before national implementation (like China’s pilot projects). Transparent public discussion platforms allow experts and citizens to give structured feedback on policies before they are finalized. ❌ Error Eliminated No suppression of dissent (authoritarian error). No decision-making paralysis due to political debates (democratic error). 3. Economic & Social System: Regulated Market Economy with Social Stability ✅ Best Aspects from Successful Economies A regulated free-market economy to encourage innovation while preventing unchecked corporate power. Universal basic needs provided (education, healthcare, and housing security) to maintain social balance. Public-private partnership model to ensure business growth while keeping essential sectors under national control. ❌ Error Eliminated No extreme capitalism (economic inequality). No excessive government control leading to inefficiency. 4. Feedback & Correction Mechanism: Hybrid System for Self-Regulation ✅ Best Aspects from Democratic & Scientific Models Independent Citizen-Government Council (like Switzerland’s referendums) that reviews laws every 5 years. AI-based national feedback system that collects real-time data on economy, public well-being, and environmental stability. Government decisions can be challenged and reviewed through a structured, scientific approach rather than political debates. ❌ Error Eliminated No misinformation-based public influence (democratic error). No suppression of alternative viewpoints (authoritarian error). Final Outcome: A Self-Correcting, Balanced Government Leadership is competent, stable, and accountable. Policies are data-driven and adaptive, not influenced by political bias. Economic growth is balanced with social stability. The system constantly self-corrects based on real feedback.