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Government policies are rules and regulations which are some preestablished by the constitution, but many have been instated over the years. You may call them laws. These policies might apply to government workers of any level, or citizens. A government could be as small as a town or township, city, state, or an entire country.
In some countries, church aka religion is part of government policies and in some countries a particular religion is called the "official religion" of these nations. In Western nations, religion normally plays no role in government practices and policies. In the United States Constitution, the first amendment states that the government cannot establish an "official" religion, nor interfere with the practice of different religions among its citizens. There is a good reason for the amendment to forbid government interference in religion, it prevents government from denying citizens part of their freedoms.
They make different options for senior citizens to obtain healthcare insurance. This is called Medicare. You can sign up on the government website for Medicare.
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Not as much as some citizens would like!
how government policies can assist or others constrain the growth of small firms in zimbabwe
They infringe upon the rights of some groups
not much but they do have some say
The government has various purposes with some of the most important listed below. 1. Provide security for citizens. 2. Provide important services to citizens. 3. Seek investors and foreign markets for its citizens. 4. Enforce Law and Order. 5. Uphold the rights of its citizens.
It is a theocracy: a government based upon a deity and religion
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An institute created by society to create and enforce public policies.