While the enumerated or delegated powers are usually held exclusively by the central state, acts like collecting taxes or building roads can also be carried out by the constituent states of a nation. Such overlapping capabilities are referred to as which of the following selections?

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Nayeli Wong

23 April, 11:59

While the enumerated or delegated powers are usually held exclusively by the central state, acts like collecting taxes or building roads can also be carried out by the constituent states of a nation. Such overlapping capabilities are referred to as which of the following selections?

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Kianna Burke · Answer 1

The enumerated or delegated powers are customarily held absolutely by the central state; however, acts such as tax collection or road construction can also be executed by the constituent states of a nation. Such overlapping capabilities are referred to as concurrent powers.