A Federal Government is most likely to support that only State Governments should have the power to collect taxes, during the ratification debate over the Constitution. Option A is the correct answer.
Why would the State Government have more powers than the Central Government?
- A Federal System of a government, refers to a mode of the Government, where the powers and duties of a country are divided, or shared between the Center and the State.
- All Federations have the common characteristic of shared duties and/or powers.
- However, the degree to which the Center or the State varies widely among various Federal Systems.
- In the United States of America, the State Governments were made more powerful than the Central Government.
- Therefore, the States were given more power than the Center.
From the above, it is clear why the States are given the exclusive power to collect taxes.
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