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ehaynie
24.11.2020 • 
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This is a key aspect of a unitary system of government -The national government can revoke only certain decisions made at lower levels of government.

- The national government controls all foreign and economic policy Certain powers are delegated to lower levels of government states , cities, etc. -and the national government has little or no authority in those areas.

- The national government has supreme power over lower levels of government , which carry out the policies of the national government .

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