Technocracy (noun)

A system of government or social organization in which power is held by technical experts rather than elected representatives.

Origin:

The word 'technocracy' comes from the greek words 'tekhnē' meaning 'skill' or 'art' and 'kratia' meaning 'power' or 'rule'. thus, technocracy refers to rule by technical experts.

Examples:

1. The idea of a technocracy was proposed as a solution to the problems of corruption and inefficiency in government.
2. The proponents of technocracy argue that experts in various fields would be better equipped to make informed decisions than politicians.
3. Critics of technocracy argue that it could lead to an unequal distribution of power and disregard for public opinion.
4. The country's current political system was often criticized as ineffective, leading some to call for a shift towards a technocracy.
5. The author wrote a novel about a future society ruled by a technocracy.