Question

A con of being in a single decision-maker role is that is usually takes longer to make a decision. true or false

Answer 1

The answer is false it takes longer with a democracy where power is shared and decisions must be approved and can be checked or vetoed

Answer 2

Answer: False

When there is a single decision-maker, decisions tend to be made faster. This is because time-consuming processes such as debate, consultation, and compromise are unnecessary. This is why democratic governments are often so slow to operate or to implement radical changes. However, there are some advantages to the slow process, such as the fact that more opinions can be surveyed and that power is less likely to be abused.