An example of HORIZONTAL IMBALANCE in terms of own source funding at lower levels of government is:
A) when the federal government has more money at its disposal than state governments
B) when the state governments have more money than local governments
C) when the federal government takes away funds but requires that service continue to be provided
D) when various schools across the same state have unequal funding

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Horizontal imbalance refers to the unequal distribution of resources or funding across similar levels of government or institutions, such as schools within the same state having different levels of funding.

An Example of HORIZONTAL IMBALANCE in Terms of Own Source