Institutions that are centralized and that require input from the larger society as a whole are referred to as ______.
A) inclusive institutions
B) extractive institutions
C) exploitative institutions
D) democratic institutions

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Inclusive institutions are those that allow and encourage participation from a broad swath of society, making decisions and policies that take into account the needs and inputs of the larger community. This contrasts with extractive or exploitative institutions, which are designed to benefit a small segment of society at the expense of the majority. Democratic institutions can be a form of inclusive institutions, but the term "inclusive institutions" is broader and encompasses more than just political structures.

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