Outcomes of Democracy | New One Shot | Class 10 Civics 2024-25
Digraj Singh Rajput・56 minutes read
Democracy promotes diversity, accountability, and reduces inequalities, requiring assessment based on outcomes and principles. Democratic governments aim for equality, transparency, responsiveness to the people, and legitimacy, despite potential inefficiencies.
Insights
- Democracy, as discussed in Chapter 10th Civics, is compared to buying a car to emphasize the importance of analyzing outcomes based on factors like diversity promotion, government accountability, and reduced inequalities across social, political, and economic dimensions.
- Despite potential inefficiencies and slower decision-making processes, democratic governments prioritize transparency, responsiveness to public needs, and legitimacy by representing the interests of the people, aiming for equality and satisfaction for all individuals while addressing challenges in economic inequalities and poverty effectively.
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Recent questions
What are the outcomes of democracy?
Democracy promotes diversity, accountability, and reduces inequalities.
How does democracy compare to dictatorship?
Democracy is better due to equality, dignity, and quality decision-making.
Why is transparency important in democracy?
Transparency allows the public to understand decision-making processes.
How does democracy address economic inequalities?
Democracy struggles to effectively address economic inequalities.
What are the social aspects of democracy?
Democracy accommodates social diversity and promotes unity.
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