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1j92g734799	Pamela Marguerite Schaal	Fiscal Federalism: The Effects of Divided versus Unified Government on Federal Grant-in-Aid Spending	2009		.txt	text/plain	337	10	5	During divided government, there will also be more bi-partisan deliberation and negotiation regarding substantive policy making and hence less partisanship and particularistic tendencies that are typical of unified government. It suggests that an increase in veto players through political parties will reduce the discretionary authority of the political branches, especially the Executive through the decrease in non-formulaic monies thereby facilitating more formulaic spending and hence greater genuine checks and balances between the branches.	cache/1j92g734799.txt	txt/1j92g734799.txt