CBSE · Class 10 · Social Science · Civics: Outcomes of DemocracyDecisions in a democracy are often delayed compared to dictatorships because:
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Democratic decision-making is based on deliberation, discussion, and negotiation to ensure acceptability and correctness, which takes time.
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Option : Democratic rulers are incompetent
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Option 1: Decisions are based on deliberation and negotiation (Correct Answer)
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Option 2: Democratic governments do not care about the public
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Option 3: There are no clear laws in a democracy
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