alleryWhat do moral reasons for power sharing treat as valuable in itself?
ALower government spending
BFaster court decisions
CTaking part in decisions
DFewer political parties
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Taking part in decisions
Moral reasons treat the very act of sharing power as valuable, not only as a route to better results.
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