A predominant party regime is
a. a multiparty democracy in which one party dominates the parliament and executive for a long period of time.
b. the same as a single party regime.
c. one in which a single party dominates the parliament but not the executive.
d. one in which a single party dominates the executive but not the parliament.
e. an authoritarian regime is dominated by a single party even though other parties do exist.
a
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