Multiparty systems are commonly found in countries run by a dictator. A. are typical of countries where voters share a broad ideological consensus. B. usually produce a broader, more diverse representation of the electorate. C. tend to be more stable than two-party systems.

B.usually produce a broader, more diverse representation of the electorate.

Explanation:

Multiparty system leads to different parties seeding candidates for electoral offices such as the house of representative. An advantage of this system is that there is a broader and more diverse representation of the electorate. However, the downside of multiparty system as compared to single or two party system is that there is a delay in passing resolutions and making decisions as each group represented in government and the house want to have a say and want policies that will favour them which could lead to a hung parliament.

multiparty systems are not commonly found in countries run by dictators, on the contrary, single party system is more likely to lead to dictatorship.

Two party system tend to be more stable and focused in purpose compared to multiparty system.