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The right to levy taxes is an example of which power? A.federal power B.state power C.concurrent power D.legislative power

The right to levy taxes is an example of which power? A.federal power B.state power C.concurrent power D.legislative power
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The right to levy taxes is an example of which power? A.federal power

B.state power
C.concurrent power
D.legislative power

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legislative power, they authoritate the annual budget and levy taxes and tarrifs to provide funding for essential government services.

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