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Assertion (A) The elitist theory of democracy does not aim at...

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Assertion (A): The elitist theory of democracy does not aim at change in the existing socio-economic situation. Its object is to suggest a political system best suited to the existing order.
Reason (R): The elitist theory arose due to the need for the maintenance of stability and equilibrium in the liberal capitalist societies.

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