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What about a "republic" (ie. a nation governed by laws) requires public registration of assets?

• williamcotton 2y ago
  A monarchy is also a nation governed by laws. I’ve answered your question in another response.
  • codexb 2y ago
    A monarchy is generally not governed by law. A monarch typically has ultimate authority to govern as they wish. Sometimes, their power is limited, and sometimes they delegate the responsibility of governance, but a monarch is precisely the opposite of a republic governed by law.
• vundercind 2y ago
  It also doesn’t require the government granting the privilege of incorporation.
  • solidsnack9000 2y ago
    No, it doesn't; but it turns out that you end up with a much poorer society without it. The king did not come up with incorporation merely to amuse the incorporators; it was to tax them and take loans from them, and that's because there was enormous economic activity they could undertake once there was a liability shield.