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To discuss: The better power structure model in Country U.
Power model:
The societal view as being ruled by a minimum set of individuals, who shares a common set of economic and political interests is elite model. The societal view, where many competing sets of group within the community have access to the government in such a way no any group is dominant is pluralist model.
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