Which of the following best describes the relationship between the central and the component government in a confederation?
the central governmnet collect revenue for component governments
the central and component governments have equal powers
The central government is weaker than the component governments
The central government legislates for the component
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B is the correct answer, there is equitable sharing of powers among all levels of government in federalism
How can the Central Government Legislate for the component Government and we still have State House Legislature? Or we now don't know what 'Legislate' means?
In a confederation, the component units are stronger than the centre which is why it’s not necessarily preferable especially when compared to the federal system because of it’s loose structure and it secession tendencies.
how can the central government be weaker than the component government common thats a wrong answer...the correct answer is D...the central government legislate for the component governt ..
