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What powers are exercised simultaneously by the national and state governments?
-enforce laws -establish courts -borrow money -secure the population -build an infrastructure -collect taxes -make laws
What are governments required to do to conserve world heritage sites?
All I know is that...well...governments provide money to help with financial problems...like protecting the sites and preventing damage or fixing damage...
When markets or governments make economic decisions about what goods and services their resources will be used to make?
The question markets or governments are answering when they make decisions about how to efficiently convert resources in to goods and services is How to Produce? This is part of a planned economy which tries to improve productivity.
What can the government do to help companies survive the global recession?
In many cases, the governments loan out money to help corporations not fail.
The Freedmen's Bureau and the black Republican governments both?
... devoted much energy and money to public education for former slaves.
How much money does a government make?
Governments do not make money, they just tax the citizens.
Why do governments set up budgets?
to do so governments make up a budget,or plan for collecting and spending money
How do governments make money from airlines?
they are very clever and use theis nogins.
How much money does the government make?
Not really sure which Government you are asking about. Generally speaking Governments are not a business and do not operate to make a profit. Governments usually spend money that is collected on their behalf of the citizens they govern in the form of taxes. The more citizens under the governments reign... and the higher the tax base will dictate how much money is at the disposal of any government. In other words more people and higher the taxes means more money that come to the governments hands.
How the money does the governer make?
Not really sure which Government you are asking about. Generally speaking Governments are not a business and do not operate to make a profit. Governments usually spend money that is collected on their behalf of the citizens they govern in the form of taxes. The more citizens under the governments reign... and the higher the tax base will dictate how much money is at the disposal of any government. In other words more people and higher the taxes means more money that come to the governments hands.
How are social programs paid for in Europe?
Governments make money through taxes. They can also use money from creditors when they sell bonds.
What kind of money is used to make money?
The Governments keep it a secret, different countries have different inks. I know, this answer seems useless.
When the federal governments spends more money than it takes in it borrows money to make up the difference. what is this called?
Deflicit financing
What is one power that is denied to state governments and why?
State governments can not act like a sovereign nation-- they can not make agreements with foreign governments, can not coin money, can not levy tariffs and can not keep have their won immigration laws.
Are there still Capitalism governments?
No, there can be no such thing as a capitalist government so long as it uses force rather to raise money to finance projects that cant make and are not intended to make a financial profit.I always thought governments with the exception of certain dictatorships raised money by consent
What best describes an activity of Dollar Diplomacy?
loaning money from foreign governments.
What can state governments not do?
State governments cannot declare war or issue their own money.
