Dictatorship merits and demerits
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Merits of Dictatorship:
(1) Establishment of a strong Government:
In Dictatorship the weakness of the government is ended and a powerful government is established at the Centre. The tendencies of decentralization are ended and complete unity is established. The conflicts of caste, colour, creed, religion and provincialism are ended and a strong nation emerges, which is honoured in foreign countries also.
(2) Stable and efficient Government:
The Dictator has not to fight periodical elections. He remains in power for a long time with the help of his party and military, with the result that the government becomes stable. The Dictator exercises unlimited powers of the government and he appoints able persons to-high posts and abolishes red-tapism and nepotism from the administration. In this way, the government becomes efficient and there are no undue delays in carrying out government policies. Everybody receives justice and the hardships of the people are mitigated.
(3) Economic Prosperity:
Dictators try to improve the economic condition of the country. For doing so they lay stress on increasing the production and stopping the strikes in the industries. In Communist countries, the workers are not allowed to go on strike.
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(1) Establishment of a strong Government:
In Dictatorship the weakness of the government is ended and a powerful government is established at the Centre. The tendencies of decentralization are ended and complete unity is established. The conflicts of caste, colour, creed, religion and provincialism are ended and a strong nation emerges, which is honoured in foreign countries also.
(2) Stable and efficient Government:
The Dictator has not to fight periodical elections. He remains in power for a long time with the help of his party and military, with the result that the government becomes stable. The Dictator exercises unlimited powers of the government and he appoints able persons to-high posts and abolishes red-tapism and nepotism from the administration. In this way, the government becomes efficient and there are no undue delays in carrying out government policies. Everybody receives justice and the hardships of the people are mitigated.
(3) Economic Prosperity:
Dictators try to improve the economic condition of the country. For doing so they lay stress on increasing the production and stopping the strikes in the industries. In Communist countries, the workers are not allowed to go on strike.
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