What is a concurrent power of the US federal system?

Answer 1

levy and collect taxes, borrow money and establish courts

Answer 2

Concurrent Powers are powers that are shared by both the state and national governments. Example of Concurrent Powers are:

• Tax
• Borrow Money
• Establish Courts
• Charter Banks and Corporations
• Make and Enforce laws
• Spend money for the general welfare
• Take private property for public purposes; with fair compensation

Answer 3

Both the Centre and the provinces were entitled to legislate, but it was also laid down in the Constitution that in case of conflict between the laws made by the Centre and a province with respect to a subject in the Concurrent List, it was the federal law which was to prevail, no matter which of the two laws were made first. This means that the Centre had actual competence not only over the subjects specifically reserved for it, but also over those mentioned in the Concurrent Legislative List.

Answer 4

Powers that are shared between the federal government and the states, according to the constitution

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Answer 5

Levy and collect taxes, borrow money, establish courts, define crimes and set punishments, and claim private property for public use.