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Differentiate democracy and non democracy

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Answered by hayavadan
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 In terms of the difference, we see that the democratic government respects peoples’ interests and freedom whereas non-democracies play the reverse of that.

• Democracies allow peoples’ freedom, equality and the general public becomes a part of the decision making process of the country.

• However, in non-democracies, the general public has no role to play in decision making process of the country.

• Democracies are mostly based on elections in which public has the ability of changing the ruling party.

• In non-democratic systems, usually, the power is inherited by generations and there are no elections and there may be no changes in the ruling party as in democratic governments.

Answered by as9797787
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Democratic government

1 democracy is based on the idea of deliberation and negotiation which one held in legislature .

2 they take into account the public opinion before reaching our decision

3 there is some delay in decision due to delegation and negotiation but the decision are effective and acceptable by the people.

4 there is a transparency in democratic governments as there is Right to Information.

5 it is accountable to the people.

6 these are legitimate these are people's own government.

Non democratic governments

1 no such deliberation and negotiation are held .

2 they do not come for public opinion.

3 they can take quick decisions .

4 there is no transparency .

5 there are not accountable to the people.

6 these governments are forced on the people.

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