What is the difference between pluralist and majoritarian theories of political power?

What is the difference between pluralist and majoritarian theories of political power?

• A. Pluralism argues for centralized power; majoritarianism argues for strict equality under law.
• B. Pluralism sees power dispersed among many interest groups; majoritarianism emphasizes rule by the majority.
• C. Pluralism asserts monarchy; majoritarianism asserts oligarchy.
• D. Majoritarianism emphasizes rule by the majority; pluralism emphasizes dispersed power among many groups.

Answer: (B)