Decision-making transparency is generally weakest in
Ademocracies
Bregional federations
Cnon-democratic regimes
Dthe United Nations
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. non-democratic regimes
1. Non-democratic regimes do not require justifying decisions to citizens.
2. Transparency on decision-making is a hallmark of democracies (though imperfect).
3. Citizens in democracies have the right and means to examine processes.
_Source: syllabus Polity, Ch 5 "Outcomes of Democracy"_
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