"FALLEN ARCHES" REASSESSED: STATE AID TO DISTRESSED COMMUNITIES INTRODUCTION

State government, once described as "the weak sister" in the federal system has been rehabilitated. [1] According to the revisionist assessment, state governments have been transformed and are today, for the most part, modern, capable, and efficient. For example, the Advisory Commission on...

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Published inPublic administration quarterly Vol. 6; no. 4; p. 406
Main Author Cohen, Neal M
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Randallstown Southern Public Administration Education Foundation 01.01.1983
Subjects
Community development
Economic development
Federalism
Grants
Housing
Intergovernmental relations
Local government
Reference services
Reforms
Regions
Self help
Small business loans
State government
State-local relations
Tax increment financing
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Summary:State government, once described as "the weak sister" in the federal system has been rehabilitated. [1] According to the revisionist assessment, state governments have been transformed and are today, for the most part, modern, capable, and efficient. For example, the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (ACIR) (1982:1) contends:
ISSN:0734-9149