Problems in Planning and Administration for Development Among the Rural Poor
Shirley Elias
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Shirley Elias
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For the past three years I have participated in an interesting experiment conducted by the U.S. Government. The program was experimental in that it was one of the few, perhaps the only, program operated by the Federal Government where a direct federal-local relationship exists. States have no direct authority in the program; the Governor is given only veto power over the federal funds entering the state.
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For the past three years I have participated in an interesting experiment conducted by the U.S. Government. The program was experimental in that it was one of the few, perhaps the only, program operated by the Federal Government where a direct federal-local relationship exists. States have no direct authority in the program; the Governor is given only veto power over the federal funds entering the state.
Key concepts: Governor, Veto, Administration (probate law), Government (linguistics), State (computer science), Public administration, Economic growth, Power (physics)