The Power to regulate education spending is a concurrent power, which means: The Legislative and Executive branches are the only entities that may regulate education spending The state Senators are the two entities that regulate education spending The state and federal governments may both regulate education spending The federal government is the only entity that may regulate education spending The states are the only entity that may regulate education

The Power to regulate education spending is a concurrent power, which means: The Legislative and Executive branches are the only entities that may regulate education spending The state Senators are the two entities that regulate education spending The state and federal governments may both regulate education spending The federal government is the only entity that may regulate education spending The states are the only entity that may regulate education