Which of the following would one NOT expect to apply to a state's active poverty relief program that can be classified as cooperative federalism?

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In a cooperative federalism program, both the federal and state government would participate in administering the program and determining eligibility of individuals receiving aid. The program would also receive funding from both levels of government. Federal regulations may make the program appear somewhat uniform across different states. However, it is unlikely that the state government would provide most of the administration while a federal agency does most of the provision of relief to individuals. This goes against the idea of cooperative federalism, where both federal and state governments work together in administering the program.

Which of the Following Would One NOT Expect to Apply