Intergovernmental transfers include all except

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Intergovernmental transfers refer to the movement of funds among different levels of government, such as federal to state or state to local governments. Payments to Medicaid recipients (A) and federal funds to improve state highways (D) are examples of such transfers, as are grants-in-aid (B). State income taxes (C), however, are collected by the state from its residents and are not a form of intergovernmental transfer.

Intergovernmental Transfers Include All Except