define the merits and demerits in the government publications
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Answer: Merits - the quality of being particularly good or worthy, especially so as to deserve praise or reward.
a feature or fact deserving censure.
"the merits and demerits of these proposals"
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Demerits
1. It is inefficient because of diversity of law and administration.
2. There is always a tug-of- war between national and local interests.
3. It is highly expensive.
Merits
l.It is suitable for countries having a diversity of race, religion and language.
2. Local needs are met with effectively.
3. Responsibilities of the central government are lessened.
4. People get training in the art of self-government.
5. Small states can have dignity and be safe from foreign aggression.
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