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Members of Parliament

The Queen

The Prime Minister directly

Judges

Citizens vote directly for the national leader in both systems.

In a parliamentary democracy, citizens vote for representatives who then choose the leader.

In a direct democracy, representatives choose the leader for the citizens.

Both systems require citizens to vote for the monarch.

A warning is issued for the first offense.

A fine of $20 for the first offense and $50 for the second offense.

Loss of voting rights for future elections.

Community service is required.

Prime Minister is head of government; Monarch is ceremonial head of state.

Monarch is head of government; Prime Minister is ceremonial head of state.

Both Prime Minister and Monarch share executive powers.

The Parliament is both the head of government and ceremonial head of state.

Higher literacy rates lead to a higher standard of living and a more productive economy.

Lower literacy rates lead to a higher standard of living and a more productive economy.

Literacy rates have no impact on the standard of living or economy.

Higher literacy rates only affect education, not the economy.

Literacy is needed to understand and perform job tasks.

Literacy is only important for doctors and nurses.

Literacy is not required for any job.

Literacy is only important for jobs in urban areas.

Australia and New Zealand have the same total literacy rate.

Indonesia has a higher female literacy rate than male literacy rate.

All three countries have a total literacy rate above 95%.

Australia has a lower literacy rate than Indonesia.

Gross Domestic Product

General Domestic Price

Gross Development Plan

Global Domestic Product

Australia

Indonesia

New Zealand

Singapore

Health

Skills

Natural Resources

Education

Presidential democracy

Parliamentary democracy

Direct democracy

Monarchy