Question

Critics of political globalization argue that international and nongovernmental organizations lack accountability, as people often have no way to vote and determine who serves in these organizations. What problem does this create?

Answer 1

Answer:

b. democratic deficit.

Explanation:

Democratic deficit is the inability of a government or non-government organization to apply the democratic process in the functioning of its organizations. If an organization lacks the participation of the people it is mainly concerned with, then the procedure is termed as democratic deficit.

In the case of international bodies and non-government organizations, common people have no scope for participation in the decision-making process and therefore it creates the problem of democratic deficit.