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Why is power sharing desirable ?
Explain the Prudential and moral reason.

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Answered by adityasingh1722004
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prudential reason for power sharing is that it leads to an avoidance of conflict between social groups. ... A moral reason for power sharing is that it upholds the spirit of democracy. In a truly democratic setup, the citizens too have a stake in governance

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