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Soheil1 Posted 5 years ago
Vocabulary
State/national/government
Hi.
What's the difference between state policies, national policies , and government policies?
Thanks in advance
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They are all government policies. The general term is 'government'. State policies are those that apply to a given state.
- They are all government policies.
- The general term is 'government'.
- State policies are those that apply to a given state.
- They are administered by a state government.
- National policies are those that apply to a given nation.
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They are all government policies. The general term is 'government'.
State policies are those that apply to a given state. They are administered by a state government.
National policies are those that apply to a given nation. They are administered by a national government.
In some countries, 'states' are called 'provinces', so they say that they have 'provincial polici
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