Reorganization from the State Point of View
Adlai E. Stevenson
Abstract
Adlai E. Stevenson
Abstract
and its recommendations have at least two very important relationships to state governments. First, the success of the Hoover Commission has inspired many states to create little Hoover commissions to study reorganization of state governments. Second, one of the subjects investigated by the Hoover Commission was federal-state relations and the problems in that field, particularly in regard to federal grants-in-aid and allocation of areas of taxation.
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and its recommendations have at least two very important relationships to state governments. First, the success of the Hoover Commission has inspired many states to create little Hoover commissions to study reorganization of state governments. Second, one of the subjects investigated by the Hoover Commission was federal-state relations and the problems in that field, particularly in regard to federal grants-in-aid and allocation of areas of taxation.
Key concepts: State (computer science), Point (geometry), Political science, Computer science, Mathematics, Geometry, Algorithm