Business and the new federalism

Abstract

We are coming into an era in which business will have unprecedented opportunity to deal with government on a creative and profitable basis. What has made this opportunity possible is the New Federalism started during the Nixon administration. The states, with money received from the federal government, are now in a position to make new strides toward solving a series of social problems. With noncategorical grants from Washington, they are, moreover, free to undertake these programs with a minimum of bureaucratic interference.

Citation

Lufkin, D.W. (1975), "Business and the new federalism", Planning Review, Vol. 3 No. 3, pp. 27-27. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb053719