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democracy do not appear to be very successful in reducing economic inequalities. justify the statement. .
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Answered by neetusingh6101

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Democracy do not appear to be very successful in reducing economic inequalities because the main objective of democracy is to reduce social inequality by reserving some constituencies for SCs and SCs. By democracy views AMD opinions of all the parts of the society can be heard. It does not give much economic help to reduce economic inequalities in the society.

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Yes Democracies are not so helpful in Reducing economic inequalities due to the following reasons:

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*A lot of corruption happens in democracies and leaders do not stay up to their promises.

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*All the schemes introduced go waste into the greedy and corrupt officials.

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*India is a democratic as well as a a country born with social inequalities.

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Thus, if one party supports a specific group, it may be against the constitution.

Therefore, democracies do not appear to be very successful in reducing economic inequalities.

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