In a presidential system of government, a major budget disagreement between the executive branch and the legislature can lead to an institutional deadlock. Which of the following constitutional mechanisms describes how such a conflict is resolved under this system?
- AThe president dissolves the legislature and calls for an immediate general election.
- BThe legislature passes a vote of no confidence to force the resignation of the president.
- The conflict is resolved through political negotiation and legislative compromise because neither branch can dissolve the other.Cevap
- DThe judiciary assumes temporary legislative authority to pass the financial bill.
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The conflict is resolved through political negotiation and legislative compromise because neither branch can dissolve the other.
In a presidential system, the executive and legislature operate under a strict separation of powers with fixed constitutional tenures. Because the president lacks the constitutional authority to dissolve the legislature, and the legislature cannot remove the president through a standard vote of no confidence over policy disputes, budget deadlocks must be resolved through executive-legislative negotiations, compromise, or legislative veto overrides.
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Fixed Tenure and Separation of Powers in a Presidential System
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