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Unicameral and Bicameral Legislative Efficiency
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In terms of legislative efficiency, which of the following describes a primary difference between a unicameral and a bicameral system?

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A unicameral system often experiences more delays because decisions must be approved by multiple houses.

B

A unicameral system, having one legislative body, typically enables faster law-making due to fewer checks and procedural steps.

C

In a unicameral system, the judiciary also participates directly in law-making, leading to slower processes.

D

A unicameral system divides power among various committees, reducing overall legislative efficiency.

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