A system in which central authority and the member-units each have substantial authority is known as a ___________.

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In a federation, central authority and member-units both have substantial authority in their respective areas, whereas in a unitary government, the central authority holds primary power, and in a confederation, the power rests with the member-states or units. A social democratic system pertains to the governing ideology and economic system rather than the distribution of powers.

A System in Which Central Authority and the Member-Units Each