Which conclusion about Michigan’s local government does the data support? The federal government provides about a third of the f
unding to local governments in Michigan. A local government’s collection of fees as other sources does not contribute to its own funding. The citizens of Michigan provide the largest percentage of funding through sales and property taxes. The state government is prohibited by the Michigan constitution from contributing significant amounts to local funding.
The citizens of Michigan provide the largest percentage of funding through sales and property taxes is the conclusion about Michigan’s local government.
Option C
<u>Explanation</u>:
The Michigan has a very extensive and diverse transportation system which is primarily funded by federal and state user fees i.e., through the gasolinetax, diesel tax and the vehicle registration fees deposited at the Michigan Transportation Fund (MTF).
In 2017, $1.2 billion was contributed from vehicle registration fees, $1.4 billion from fuel taxes and $40 million from vehicle title fees. So, the citizen of Michigan offers huge percentage of funding through the taxes.
