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Emberwood Coast is governed by a mix of volunteer and elected council officials, with a devolutionary model leaving decisions to local and regional groups whenever possible. The highest office, the [[Federal Council]], is an elected body of 7 leaders, selected by a general population vote. The [[Federal Assembly]], the nation's legislative body, consists of two elected bodies, the Assembly of Councilors: a bill-writing body that authors most of the nation's new bills; and the Assembly of Commons, a larger assembly dedicated to the debate and ratification of bills passed by members of the Assembly of Councilors. Overseeing each Assembly is a Representative Speaker, a single representative elected by the members of their respective assembly. Balancing the executive and legislative bodies is a system of courts, headed by the High Court: a bench of 7 judges who interpret legal challenges and escalated court disputes from lower courts.
Since the early 20th century, Emberwood Coast has been a hub for transcontinental trade and international finance, serving as an early anchor for Auroran manufacturing and research through the turn of the millenium. As the 21st century approached, large-scale manufacturing (particularly electronics) overtook shipbuilding as the nation's primary industry. The country is also home to the world's largest [[wikipedia:Cooperative
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