Question

debate against 'democracy delays decision making'

Answer 1

Answer:

There is a delay in decision-making in democracy since the interest of people needs to be taken into consideration and policies need to be framed in a way that benefits them. ... Important decisions in a democracy are taken by public representatives which involves discussion and deliberation.

Answer 2

Democracy ensures that a correct decision is made which is beneficial for all.

Explanation:

• Democracy is the form of government where all people have representation.
• Therefore any decision has to be considered on various factors before it is made.
• Such a deep discussion and thoughtful decision-making allow chances for better decision making which are beneficial for all.
• Such decisions are also less faulty and have no to very less negative effect.
• The decisions are made for all as against the decisions in other forms of government.