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What does political decentralization primarily involve?

ACentralizing decision-making powers

BTransferring decision-making powers to local governments

CLimiting autonomy at the grassroots level

DStrengthening national government control

Answer:

B. Transferring decision-making powers to local governments

Read Explanation:

  • The Aspects of Decentralization include different dimensions that define how power and responsibilities are distributed across levels of government and organizations.

  • 1.Political Decentralization: This involves transferring decision-making powers to elected local governments, empowering public representatives at the local level.

  • It is about setting up autonomous local governments, allowing for self-governance and decision-making at the grassroots.

  • Example: Panchayati Raj institutions in India, which are locally elected bodies.


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