Multiple Choice
Which statement regarding state-federal spending in Texas is true?
A) Texas spends more on state-federal programs than most states do.
B) Texas spends less on state-federal programs than most states do.
C) Texas spends more than any state for state-federal programs because Texans favor massive public welfare programs.
D) State-federal spending in Texas has been historically high relative to that of the rest of the states.
E) Federal efforts to balance the budget have virtually eliminated all state-federal spending in Texas.
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