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Running head : Systems of governments

Identify the differences between Unitary , Confederal and Federal systems of government . Governments engage in many activities

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Identify the differences between Unitary , Confederal and Federal systems of government . Governments engage in many activities

A government is usually the central source of power in any country There are different types of government with the main ones being unitary , federal and confederal . Each one of these governments has a unique of governing which is distinct making it different from others

(Isawa . 1994

Unitary government is a form of government where power is centralized and the local authorities are in charge of all functions of the local government . In most cases unitary government governs cities or states that are big enough to operate independently (Isawa . 1994

Confederal government is where power is diffused and the regional governments have powers to come up with policies . Every state has its own way of operating although there may be a common currency to make trading between the states easier (Isawa . 1994

Federal government is where power is centered on one organ . Every state is governed by one government which is the federal government . It is the supreme center of power . A perfect example is that of the United States of America (Isawa . 1994

Define and give one example for each of the four policy areas Distribution , Extraction , Regulation and Symbolic Output . Be clear in your definitions

The policy of distribution refers to the manner in which governments...