Question

In a federal system of government (also known as a federation), the local and state governments share power with the central government, though the central government has final authority. Explain how this is different from a parliamentary system of government.

Answer 1

in parliamentary form of federal state like Ethiopia there is a constitutional granted right to both federal government in amatter related to national issue like that of foreign policy ,building national defence force and etc but the constitution also reserved some rights to state government ( regional ) but in federation like states there is an autonomous state that come together and form federation though the final autonomic power is that of the central government as such federation is where people directly elect president but in parliamentary system the head of states are elected through people's representative

Answer 2

A state-wide governance system distributes power. Politicians investigate electricity use and distribution. The central government determines a state's governance. Unitary, federal, and confederate governments exist today.

Centralized Unitary Systems Unitary governments are all-powerful. Lower-level governments execute national policies if they exist. Unitary states have uniform laws. Unitary states implement policies uniformly. This consistency may assist customers and corporations, who know what the laws will be. Unitary governments must ignore local differences that may require different legislation.

Federalism combines national and local governments. Local governments have more influence than the federal government in some areas. "National" policy differs because local governments may manage it. Local and national power overlap. Federal systems consider local situations well but lack a national plan.

Decentralized confederate systems A loose political alliance is a confederacy. Local governments have more political power than the feds. Local governments have a lot of flexibility, yet this leads to state-federal disagreements. Sometimes a confederacy consists of just one state.

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