What does the word "concurrent" mean in the context of federalism?

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Concurrent means “at the same time.” they <span>are those that both the federal and state governments share simultaneously</span>

mel-nik [20]3 years ago

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Answer:

<h2>Power exercised at the same time, by Federal and States-Provinces.</h2>

Explanation:

We find the word concurrent used in the term Concurrent Powers, which defines a federal system, because concurrent powers mean the power that is exercised by a federal government but at the same time, it's also exercised by local governments.

So, there is a separation of powers in different levels of jurisdiction.

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