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    The document discusses political dynasties and argues they should be rejected. Political dynasties can wield undue influence and amass wealth through government contracts and deals. This entrenches economic disparities and hurts democracy and free enterprise by preventing new qualified candidates from running. The 1987 Philippine constitution also prohibits political dynasties.

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    The document discusses political dynasties and argues they should be rejected. Political dynasties can wield undue influence and amass wealth through government contracts and deals. This entrenches economic disparities and hurts democracy and free enterprise by preventing new qualified candidates from running. The 1987 Philippine constitution also prohibits political dynasties.

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    The document discusses political dynasties and argues they should be rejected. Political dynasties can wield undue influence and amass wealth through government contracts and deals. This entrenches economic disparities and hurts democracy and free enterprise by preventing new qualified candidates from running. The 1987 Philippine constitution also prohibits political dynasties.

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    Marc Rayne R.

    Castillo
    BSBA – Marketing Management 2-2
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    No, because political dynasties can wield influence, amass economic


    resources, and use their political machinery to take advantage of business
    possibilities because of their elected positions. These chances could come in the
    form of lucrative government contracts or power brokering arrangements.
    Political dynasties have an unfair edge in generating riches, whether overtly or
    covertly. These wealthy families should be rejected because they aim to
    monopolize politics and control the economy. It entrenches economic disparities
    and maintains a culture of dependency between the rich and the poor. It is
    unsurprising that the provinces with the longest-standing political dynasties are
    also the poorest. They are absolutely opposed to democracy and free enterprise.
    They put an end to the hopes of qualified new candidates who lack the financial
    and logistical resources to run a successful campaign. Most members of political
    dynasties should be denounced since they have no basic regard for the rights of
    others to advance in the political, social, or economic strata.

    I could say their capabilities, morals, and devotion to duty rarely increase
    from generation to generation, particularly in powerful families that enjoy
    comfort and privilege. Most of the time, the second generation merely follows in
    the footsteps of the first. Due to inbreeding of managerial practices, new ideas
    are inhibited, while negative behaviors are amplified.

    According to the 1987 constitution, Article II, Sec. 26 it is very clear in its
    intent. It says, “the state shall guarantee equal access to opportunities for public
    service and prohibit political dynasties as may be defined by law.” The state must
    maintain honesty and integrity in the public sector, as well as conduct proactive
    and effective anti-graft and anti-corruption actions.

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