Answer:
In a government, a 'loose alliance' of groups in which each member is working for its 'own benefit' is called a coalition.
Explanation:
- In politics, a coalition of parties is formed when a single political group or party fails to fetch the majority and take the mandate to itself.
- The seats secured by allied parties are shared to form a coalition in order to establish a stable government.
- All the parties in the coalition are benefited by the powers that they get to exercise for being a part of the government.
