What is the typical relationship between local governments and state agencies when trying to administer state programs? a) local governments tell the state agencies what they will and will not do. b) state agencies have no control over local governments with how they spend money. c) local governments provide the state agencies with the money to enforce the programs. d) state agencies provide guidance and sometimes money to local governments for state programs.

D is the correct answer.

Most of the time, the State Government provides guidance and money to local governments that are in the process of executing state programs.

Depending on the subject area, this might mean the local governments running their permits by the State or just asking for guidance on education proposals.

D) State agencies provide guidance and sometimes money to local governments for state programs.  goodluck

no the answer is c only objects touching the earth's surface can be acted upon by an outside force