Budgetary Responses of Individual Governmental Units to Federal Grants

Budgetary Responses of Individual Governmental Units to Federal Grants

The literature on the effect of federal grants on subordinate governmental units' expenditures has generally focused on broad expenditure categories and on all state or state and local governments considered together rather than as individual units. The present study focuses on the effect of fe...

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Veröffentlicht in:Public Finance Quarterly 1976-04, Vol.4 (2), p.173-186
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Low income groups
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Low income groups
Provinces
Trends
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