Fiscal Federalism by the Numbers

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Fiscal Federalism by the Numbers

Note: This page was last updated on April 10, 2018, and will no longer be updated.

Federal and state finances intersect in a number of ways. Showing how closely they are intertwined helps enhance policymakers' understanding of the federal-state relationship.

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