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One-Party System. There is only one ruling party in a unitary system, and thus there is little or no need for opposition parties and politicians. This allows for much easier control of power and decision-making by the leader.
Unity. With power centralized in the central government, policies tend to promote uniformity, fostering unity among citizens and reducing polarization. Efficiency. Decisions can be made swiftly as there is no need for multiple layers of approval. Flexibility of Constitution.
The model federal state is characterized by the existence, at the national level, of a written, rigid constitution guaranteeing the several intermediate governments not only permanence and independence but also a full complement of legislative, executive, and judicial powers.
