What conclusion about state and local spending responsibilities can be drawn from the chart?
Neither states nor cities are responsible for funding the police.
States and cities share the responsibility of public welfare equally.
Cities are responsible for most elementary and secondary education costs.
States are responsible for all road and highway maintenance and development.
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Cities are responsible for most elementary and secondary education costs.
The chart shows local (city/county) governments bear the largest share of K–12 education spending. The other choices are incorrect because police are typically funded by local governments, public welfare is not split equally between state and local levels, and road/highway maintenance is shared (not solely a state responsibility).
The chart shows local (city/county) governments bear the largest share of K–12 education spending. The other choices are incorrect because police are typically funded by local governments, public welfare is not split equally between state and local levels, and road/highway maintenance is shared (not solely a state responsibility).
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