The authors imply that the major revenue source least susceptible to fluctuation based on economic or political conditions is
a. state assistance.
b. sales tax.
c. federal assistance.
d. property tax.
e. None of the above is susceptible to significant fluctuations.
Question 2
When balancing the politics of local government, some observers suggest that gains in administrative efficiency may come at the price of
a. fair representation and qualified officials.
b. more corrupt party bosses and urban political machines.
c. less direct control of municipal governments by citizens.
d. the suppression of political opinions of minorities.