What is hyperpluralism and why is it bad for democracy?
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Hyperpluralism refers to a situation when special-interest groups are present in excess. This has an adverse effect on democracy.
- When too many special-interest groups are present, they try to achieve political power. This causes a lack of stability.
- When groups with the exact opposite demands compete with each other, the government is left with no choice but to neglect the demands of both groups.
- Due to this, the real problems of the people remain unsolved and a lot of chaos is created.
- The government gets pressurized by different groups and hence becomes weaker.
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Answer: Hyperpluralism refers to a situation when special-interest groups are present in excess. This has an adverse effect on democracy.
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