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For example, in the last five years, Extension has faced huge swings in annual allocations from state treasuries: Arizona funding was cut $4. Although they can spend their $50,000 annual allocations on community projects, several Valley neighborhood council leaders said their role is more to give local residents, workers and property owners more clout in city decisions, not to sponsor major initiatives. One should note that a small reduction in funding compared with the required level leads to a gradual increase in production costs, but a significant reduction in annual allocations results in a sharp increase in costs (Fig. |
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