Question

What is difference between state and central government policies

Answer 1

Answer:

There are different forms of government which exist in various countries, the way a sovereign state is run depends on many factors and the type of rule that a country has is decided after careful considerations. We know that Federal form of government is one way a country is run. This consists of two types of bodies which are the central government and the state governments. Both are obviously different from each other and have their own ways of descriptions, yet they are similar in many respects. The main differences between these two types are discussed in the latter sentences. The country is divided into different areas which can be called province or states. They are given powers to make their own trade agreements and laws. The central government provides all the money and infrastructure for state governments to run. What happens in the system is that the central governments take a load off their shoulders by moving different minister level powers such as trade, education and health to the local bodies since they can be more responsive to the changes and requirements in the local area. The state governments have to abide by the rules made by the central government but can make their own policies. Another simple difference between them is that a central government is run by the prime minister who is the leader of the whole country while a state government is headed by chief ministers who are the leaders of their state but work under the prime minister. State governments can make their own appointments at different posts, but there is always a managerial type position in every department which answers directly to the central government to maintain check and balance on the affairs. There are many other differences as well which will be discussed in a nutshell at the end, a detailed explanation of both these types is given in the paragraphs below