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What are the pros and cons for having a oligarchy?
Pros of an oligarchy include efficient decision-making, as a small group can act quickly without the delays of broader democratic processes. This can lead to stability and continuity in governance. However, cons include the potential for abuse of power, as a limited number of people may prioritize their interests over the common good, leading to inequality and disenfranchisement of the wider population. Additionally, the concentration of power can stifle dissent and limit democratic participation.
What are some pros and cons to managed web hosting?
Some of the pros include: not having to worry about hosting-related errors, server maintenance, etc. Some of the cons include: not having as much control over content and increased price over doing it yourself.
What are ten pros and cons of having liquor stores in fruit port communities?
what are some of the problems with having a neighborhood bar in the area where you live
Is Antarctica an oligarchy?
According to the Wikipedia definition of oligarchy: "a small group of people having control of a country, organization, or institution." . . . Antarctica is governed by the Antarctic Treaty, signed by governments representing 80% of the earth's population. Then, is is not an oligarchy.
What are some pros of having a credit card?
It comes in handy a lot, because usually, you don't have enough cash with you.
What are the pros and cons of having a nook?
there are none
What are some oligarchy countries in Asia?
Philippines
What are some pros about having a tyrant?
No resources wasted on politics and debates, because all decisions are made by one person
What is some pros about hydrofracking?
There r no pros
What are synonyms of oligarchy?
Having looked this up in a Thesaurus, I couldn't find any, so I am not sure that there are.
What are pros and cons for having a single universal currency?
pros: costs the same amount No money exchange when traveling
Which country in the world is Oligarchy?
There are no countries with the government of an oligarchy today. Some argue many Western European countries are, but in reality they are not.
