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States mainly raise revenue by
collecting taxes from citizens.
collecting taxes from other states.
sharing in taxes collected by other states.
sharing in taxes collected by the US government.
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collecting taxes from citizens.
Explanation: States' primary revenue comes from their own taxes (individual income taxes, sales taxes, corporate taxes, fees), though they also receive federal grants and some intergovernmental transfers.
Explanation: States' primary revenue comes from their own taxes (individual income taxes, sales taxes, corporate taxes, fees), though they also receive federal grants and some intergovernmental transfers.
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