The federal government and state governments have the power to tax. Since both levels of government have this power, it is called a A-concurrent power. B-reserved power. C-delegated power. D-supreme power.

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The federal government and state governments have the power to tax. Since both levels of government have this power, it is called a

A-concurrent power.
B-reserved power.
C-delegated power.
D-supreme power.

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a.concurrent power

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