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viktelen [127]3 years ago

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Answer is C) Social Welfare Programs:)

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The term that describes government-sponsored policies and organizations that provide free healthcare and education is "social welfare programs".

Social welfare programs are government measures designed to cover the basic socioeconomic needs of a population, that is, health and education, as well as housing, which is added sometimes. Social welfare can be covered by the goverment or by non profit organizations.

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