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Where states retain power, Congress can use authority and money to encourage state cooperation with its agenda in four ways: it can exercise no influence, letting states have their way; or it can issue categorical grants (95), giving states money in exchange for following specific instructions; block grants (96), giving states money in exchange for following broad mandates; or unfunded mandates (96), giving states no money but expecting compliance with national laws.