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Neko [114]
2 years ago
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A strong federal government, and its influence over policy, offers some advantages that devolution and greater state control ove

r more policies might not. Identify the potential advantages and disadvantages of having a strong national government with a strong influence over policy.
Social Studies
1 answer:
suter [353]2 years ago
3 0

The potential advantages and disadvantages of having a strong national government are -

-Competition between different state and local governments to attract businesses to their communities can undermine other policy goals

- The national interest sometimes overrides the local needs of the states.

The advantage of federalism is that it can encourage political participation, motivate states to engage in policy innovation, and respond to different perspectives from country to country.

The Office of Management and Budget needs to estimate the cost of unfunded missions that are particularly expensive. Congress must find funding for underfunded missions in excess of the maximum amount stipulated in the Underfunded Mission Reform Act.

A powerful central government can help achieve social, political, and economic equality among citizens. Also, a strong central government is more likely to make foreign policy decisions that benefit the country than a strong state government that prioritizes the interests of the state.

Learn more about the federal government here: brainly.com/question/12486518

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