Question

taking decisions in democracy delay because of which of the following?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Democracy is a process of arriving at an agreed-upon judgment or a consensus. Such an agreement is an outcome of deliberation, i.e. a process where people try to persuade each other through the give-and-take of rational arguments. Thus in a democratic system, the decision making is delayed because of this deliberations and negotiations.

Answer 2

Decisions are delayed in a democracy because it goes through norms, procedures as well as negotiations. But it makes the decision more effective and acceptable to people.