Why is it difficult for the federal government to increase or decrease spending?

A Most government officials are reluctant to authorize any changes in spending

B 2/3 of all government spending is on entitlements, which the government Cannot easily alter

C Taxpayers and citizens get upset when the government decides to stop paying for something

D Different states may have different goals, so they may not agree with the monetary changes

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15 January, 03:19

Why is it difficult for the federal government to increase or decrease spending?

A Most government officials are reluctant to authorize any changes in spending

B 2/3 of all government spending is on entitlements, which the government Cannot easily alter

C Taxpayers and citizens get upset when the government decides to stop paying for something

D Different states may have different goals, so they may not agree with the monetary changes

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Cailyn Foley · Answer 1

Two-thirds of all gov spending is on entitlements, which the gov cannot easily alter ...

Schmidt · Answer 2

There are several reasons why it is difficult for the federal government to increase or decrease spending, but the best option is " C Taxpayers and citizens get upset when the government decides to stop paying for something"