CRS Notes Resumption of Federal Grant Outlay Trend in FY1983
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Updated Oct 9
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What happened
The Congressional Research Service noted that the upward trend in federal grant outlays resumed in FY1983 after a period of attempted restraint. According to the material, federal grant outlays rose from $91.4 billion in FY1980 to $285.9 billion in FY2000, though the rate of increase in FY1983 was lower than in the previous two decades.
Why it matters
Federal grants direct money to specific purposes, influencing which projects state and local governments can afford to pursue. These grants finance programs administered by state and local governments, including Medicaid, education, housing, and employment initiatives.
Who's involved
- Congressional Research ServiceProvided the analysis on the trend resumption of federal grant outlays.
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Congressional Research Service
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