Authoritarianism's fundamental tenet is that capital and wealth should be vested in the state and used primarily as a means of production rather than for profit.

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Authoritarianism is primarily characterized by strong central power and limited political freedoms, not by the economic principle of vesting capital and wealth in the state for production. The description given aligns more closely with the principles of socialism or communism.

Authoritarianism's Fundamental Tenet Is That Capital and Wealth Should Be