Difference between Autarky and Autarchy

What is the difference between Autarky and Autarchy?

Autarky as a noun is national economic self-sufficiency. while Autarchy as a noun is a condition of absolute power.

Autarky

Part of speech: noun

Definition: National economic self-sufficiency. The state of personal self-sufficiency. An enclosed ecosystem.

Autarchy

Part of speech: noun

Definition: A condition of absolute power.An autocratic government; an autocracy.Self-government; a condition of economic self-sufficiency or national independence.

We hope you now know whether to use Autarky or Autarchy in your sentence.

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