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1. If a policy is a set of actions that a government takes, then a benevolent policy is a set of actions that are a) intended to help some people. b) intended to make a profit. …

1. If a policy is a set of actions that a government takes, then a benevolent policy is a set of actions that are a) intended to help some people. b) intended to make a profit. …
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1. If a policy is a set of actions that a government takes, then a benevolent policy is a set of actions that are

a) intended to help some people.
b) intended to make a profit.
c) intended to preserve the current state of affairs

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a) intended to help some people.

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