what is the definition of single executive and plural executive? and what are the advantages and disadvantages of them
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Single executive consist of a person who does not share power with others. The USA President is an example of the single executive. ... When the directing authority is exercised not by one single individual for a term but a group of persons having co-equal authority, it is known as 'Plural' executive.Advantages of plural executive 1. There is mutual confidence and co-operation between the legislature and the executive. 2. one single majority party in the legislature or a combination of two or more parties who agree to work out a common political programme .
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