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Government powers that exist at both the national and state levels of government are called "concurrent powers." Which of these is an example of a concurrent power?
A collect taxes
B provide defense
C establish schools
D regulate state trade
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A — collect taxes.
Both the federal government and state governments have the power to levy and collect taxes (e.g., federal income tax, state income/sales/property taxes). Defense is primarily a federal power, schools are mainly a state responsibility, and regulating intrastate trade is a state power.
Both the federal government and state governments have the power to levy and collect taxes (e.g., federal income tax, state income/sales/property taxes). Defense is primarily a federal power, schools are mainly a state responsibility, and regulating intrastate trade is a state power.
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