The existence of national and subnational governmental units by itself makes a system federal.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)


False

The existence of national and subnational governmental units by itself does not make a system federal. For a system to be truly federal, the powers of both the national units and the subnational units must be specified and limited. See 3-1: Federalism and Its Alternatives

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