If a community makes different spending decisions when offered a block grant or, alternatively, a categorical grant of equal size, we know that (a) The community reaches a higher level of social welfare under the block grant. (b) The categorical grant elicits more spending in the designated category than the block grant does. (c) The categorical grant elicits a level of community expenditures in the designated category equal to the size of the grant. (d) All of the above.

If a community makes different spending decisions when offered a block grant or, alternatively, a categorical grant of equal size, we know that (a) The community reaches a higher level of social welfare under the block grant. (b) The categorical grant elicits more spending in the designated category than the block grant does. (c) The categorical grant elicits a level of community expenditures in the designated category equal to the size of the grant. (d) All of the above.

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Chapter15: Medical Care Reform In The United States

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