Question

How does the relationship between executive and legislative branches of government address Madison's Dilemma?

Answer 1

The relationship between executive and legislative are based on origin and survival.

Explanation:

• In Madison's address relation within the executive and legislative branches enjoy separation.
• He explains about origin and survival of electing the executive members for the government.
• In a parliamentary system no separation.
• The members can select by legislators.
• The main concept of the dilemma is power under Presidentialism.
• In a particular place, checks and balances are made.
• In a parliamentary system no checks and balances.
• The legislative branch makes laws for the government.
• According to Madison's legislative government is strongest.
• Madison's dilemma is setting limited and effective government.