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Diane

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The process through which the Texas legislature authorizes government spending is
 
  a. bonding.
  b. appropriations.
  c. taxation.
  d. general obligation.
  e. excise.

Question 2

Which statement is TRUE regarding the mix of local revenues?
 
  a. Local governments do not rely on charges and fees as much as state governments do.
  b. Local governments' revenue packages look quite similar to those of states.
  c. Local governments typically receive less than 10 percent of their revenues from the state.
  d. Local governments rely more heavily on revenue transfers than states do.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

d





 

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