Question 38
POST_UTME_PAN-ATLANTIC_UNIVERSITY
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2021
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GOVERNMENT
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objective
In the context of local government, what is the difference between a unitary and a federal system of government?
Answer Options
Correct Answer
A.
A unitary system of government has a central authority that exercises control over local governments, while a federal system of government has a decentralized authority that grants autonomy to local governments.
B.
A unitary system of government has a decentralized authority that grants autonomy to local governments, while a federal system of government has a central authority that exercises control over local governments.
C.
A unitary system of government has a decentralized authority that grants autonomy to local governments, while a federal system of government has a decentralized authority that exercises control over local governments.
D.
A unitary system of government has a centralized authority that exercises control over local governments, while a federal system of government has a centralized authority that grants autonomy to local governments.
Correct Answer
A
Correct Option:
A unitary system of government has a central authority that exercises control over local governments, while a federal system of government has a decentralized authority that grants autonomy to local governments.
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Post Utme Pan Atlantic University
2021
Government
Question 38.
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2021
Post Utme Pan Atlantic University
Government
examination.