If the allocation of power in a cooperative federalism were compared to a cake it would be most like a -marbled cake where the colors blend into each other.
Cooperative federalism, also known as marble-cake federalism, is a flexible relationship between the federal and state governments in which both collaborate on a wide range of issues and programs. Unlike dual federalism, which saw two levels of government as distinct and coordinated entities, cooperative federalism saw two levels of government as mutually supportive components of a single federal political system.
This system is based on 'internal give and take' between the federal and regional governments. Its main characteristics are sharing of policy responsibilities and financial resources, administration interdependence, and function overlapping—are primarily associated with federal grant-in-aid programs.
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