majorityled
Majority-led is a term used in the context of decision-making processes, particularly in organizations and governance structures. It refers to a system where the majority of a group's members have the power to make decisions, often through a majority vote. This approach is commonly used in democratic systems, where the will of the majority is considered to be the most legitimate and representative of the collective interest.
In a majority-led system, decisions are typically made by a simple majority, meaning that more than half
However, majority-led systems also have their critics. Some argue that they can lead to the tyranny of
Despite these criticisms, majority-led systems remain widely used due to their perceived efficiency and fairness. They