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Comparative Analysis of Concurrent Powers in the United States and in the European Community
This thesis investigates the internal concurrent powers through tax and trade of the European Union with a comparative analysis to the American system and decision-making process. The thesis starts with an analysis of the roots of concurrent powers in the United States and in Europe. Then, with the
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