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Analysis of a Government Initiative
A government implements a new 'Clean Air & Access' initiative. The policy has two components: 1) A new tax is levied on gasoline sales to discourage driving and reduce air pollution. 2) The revenue generated from this tax is used to fund a program that provides free public transit passes to low-income households. Based on this scenario, identify and explain the primary allocative and social functions being performed by this fiscal policy.
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Analysis of a Targeted Fiscal Policy
Analysis of a Government Initiative
A government implements a new policy that uses tax revenue to fund grants for students from low-income households, making it easier for them to afford higher education. Which social or allocative function of fiscal policy does this initiative primarily represent?
Match each fiscal policy action with the primary social or allocative function it is designed to serve.