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A multi-party coalition system is typical of:

  1. Cuba and Vietnam
  2. USA and UK
  3. China and North Korea
  4. India and Italy
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Correct answer: D. India and Italy

1. Many parties contest; coalitions are often necessary to govern. 2. India's coalition era began significantly post-1989. 3. PR electoral systems encourage multi-party legislatures. __Source: syllabus Politics in India Since Independence Ch 9 — Recent Developments__

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