悪政[akusei] misgovernment
圧政[assei] despotic administration
為政家[iseika] politician
為政者[iseisha] statesman
院政[insei] government by cloistered emperors

王政[ousei] monarchy
仮政府[kariseifu] provisional government
家政[kasei] household economy
家政婦[kaseifu] housekeeper
苛政[kasei] tyranny

破天連[pateren] Portuguese Jesuits (in Japan in the 16th century)
破目[hame] panel
押し破る[oshiyaburu] to break through
破れる[wareru] to break
喝破[kappa] arguing someone down

看破[kanpa] penetration
危機突破[kikitoppa] crisis relief
規則を破る[kisokuwoyaburu] to break the rules
偶像破壊[guuzouhakai] iconoclasm
型破り[katayaburi] unusual

経営破綻[keieihatan] business failure
財政破綻[zaiseihatan] economic collapse
綻びる[hokorobiru] to come apart at the seams
破綻[hatan] failure
破綻を来す[hatanwokitasu] to be ruined

綻び[hokorobi] open seam
破綻国家[hatankokka] failed state
綻ぶ[hokorobu] to begin to open
経済破綻[keizaihatan] economic collapse

遺財[izai] bequest
家財[kazai] household belongings
貨財[kazai] wealth
巨財[kyozai] huge fortune
共有財産[kyouyuuzaisan] community property

最高財務責任者[saikouzaimusekininsha] chief financial officer
財貨[zaika] commodity
財界[zaikai] financial world
財経[zaikei] politics and economics