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Dynastic succession in political parties often leads to which of the following outcomes?

1

Greater competition among members

2

Fair representation of diverse candidates

3

Concentration of power among a few families

4

Increased member participation in elections

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Answer

C. Concentration of power among a few families

Solution:

Dynastic succession results in a concentration of power among a few families, making it difficult for new members to rise in the party. The other outcomes contradict this trend.

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