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Representation in the Paesidential and Parliament systems

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  This essay will evaluate the various representations in the Presidential and Parliament systems. These two systems differ in many different ways because a Presidential system of government might be better for the economy, whereas the Parliamentary system of government would be more effective in keeping its citizens content. In reality, elements of both systems have common characteristics. Through a president in a Presidential system does not have to choose a government answerable to parliament, parliament may have the right to inspect his or her appointments to high governmental office, with the right occasion to block an appointment. Equally though answerable to parliament, a parliamentary system's cabinet may be able to make use of the parliamentary "whip" to influence and take over parliament, plummeting its ability to run the government (www.askjeves.com).
  The Presidential system is a system that not only has control over the president, but also affects the parties throughout the branches. "The principal virtue of Presidential system is that, by separating legislative power from executive power, they create internal tensions that help to protect individual rights and liberties" (Heywood 315). A Presidential system is based on a division of powers between the assembly and the executive (Heywood 338)...