Author Question: What was the impact of Reagan's attempt at devolution? a. State governments had less ... (Read 39 times)

jayhills49 · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

What was the impact of Reagan's attempt at devolution?

a. State governments had less responsibility, so they were able to reduce taxes.
b. The national government cut programs, which were then absorbed by the states with little difficulty.
c. The states were forced to increase taxes, since they now had more responsibility and less funding due to federal tax cuts.
d. The states welcomed the increased control of programs, because it came with increased funding.

Question 2

The goal of many cities and states is to attract firms whose facilities and employees span more than one nation. These types of firms are called

a. international corporations.
b. transnational corporations.
c. cross-national corporations.
d. World Bank corporations.