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Proportional Representation systems tend to produce:Read the answer and worked solution →

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Proportional Representation systems tend to produce:

  1. two-party dominance
  2. multi-party legislatures
  3. single-party absolute majorities
  4. no party representation
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Correct answer: B. multi-party legislatures

1. Seats roughly match vote shares. 2. Smaller parties get representation. 3. Coalition governments become common. __Source: syllabus Indian Constitution at Work Ch 3 — electoral effects__

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