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An unstable government is one that __________.

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Umnica [9.8K]3 years ago

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taurus [48]3 years ago

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An unstable government is one that changes hand frequently.

<u>When something is said to be unstable, it means that thing keeps fluctuating from one situation, value, or condition to another. </u>

<em>An unstable government is one in which those at the elms of affairs keep changing at frequent intervals. With each new administrator comes new policies. Hence, there are inconsistencies in policy formulation.</em>

Correct option: C

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