Political change refers to the transformation in political institutions, governance, policies, or power dynamics within a society or nation. This change can occur through various means, including revolutions, reforms, elections, social movements, or shifts in public opinion. Political change may involve alterations in leadership, the restructuring of government systems, changes in laws and regulations, or the emergence of new political ideologies and parties. It can be driven by factors such as economic conditions, social developments, technological advancements, or external influences. Political change is often a response to the demands of citizens for greater representation, justice, or policy shifts, aiming to enhance democratic governance or respond to crises. Such changes can occur gradually over time or abruptly due to significant events or upheavals.
As President Donald Trump stepped into the Oval Office, market reactions took a notable approach. Despite significant political transitions, stocks have not experienced their expected volatility. On the first day…