alleryThe PRUDENTIAL reason for power sharing emphasises:
ABetter consequences and avoidance of conflict
BInherent democratic spirit
CReligious obligation only
DEconomic profit alone
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Better consequences and avoidance of conflict
1. The PRUDENTIAL argument stresses better consequences: power sharing reduces conflict and political instability.
2. The MORAL argument: power sharing is the very spirit of democracy — those affected should have a say.
3. Both reasons together make a strong case for power sharing.
_Source: syllabus SST Polity Ch 1 §1.3 Prudential and Moral Reasons_
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