In multiparty competitive systems,elections generally yield

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In multiparty competitive systems, it is rare for a single party to win a majority of the seats in the parliament or legislature. Instead, coalition governments are often formed, whereby two or more parties come together to form a majority and govern jointly. This is because the distribution of votes across multiple parties makes it difficult for any one party to win a majority on their own. Therefore, C is the correct answer. A, B, and D are not accurate as a single-party majority is unlikely, confusing and counterproductive policies are not necessarily a result of multiparty competition, and military control is not a typical outcome of elections in multiparty systems.

In Multiparty Competitive Systems,elections Generally Yield