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Chapter 7
Outcomes of Democracy

 Democracy’s Outcomes
 Democracy is a form of government that creates opportunities for the citizen to achieve
their goals.
 Democracy should produce a government that is both accountable and responsive to the
needs and expectations of the citizens
 In a democracy, decisions are debated and negotiated upon. This makes them more
acceptable and effective as compared to the other forms of government.
 Democracy is also a transparent form of government where citizens can question and
enquire regarding the functioning of the government.
 However, democratic governments are not very efficient when it comes to sharing
information with people.
 A democratic government is people’s own government as people wish to be ruled by
the representatives elected by them.
 Performance of Democracy
 Economic growth and development
 Between 1950 and 2000, dictatorship as compared to democracy, has a higher
rate of economic development. However, democracy is still preferred as it has
several other positive outcomes.
 Reduction of inequality and poverty
 Democracies are based on political equality but huge economic disparities.
 Accommodation of social diversity
 Both the majority and the minority opinion must be considered for the efficient
functioning of a democracy.
 Rule of majority should not prevail in the fields of religion, language or race.
 Dignity and freedom of the citizens
 Democracy promotes dignity and freedom to individuals.
 Unequal factions of the society such as women and the people from
discriminated castes and classes are also given equal status and opportunity of
participation in the democratic process.

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