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    The document discusses state and non-state institutions. It defines state as a community occupying a territory and obeying laws free from outside influence. It notes non-state institutions are not owned by the government and can be for-profit, non-profit, or for personal investment and financial assistance. The document also outlines some functions of state institutions like maintaining law and order, and functions of non-state institutions like providing savings and playing roles in economic development.

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    The document discusses state and non-state institutions. It defines state as a community occupying a territory and obeying laws free from outside influence. It notes non-state institutions are not owned by the government and can be for-profit, non-profit, or for personal investment and financial assistance. The document also outlines some functions of state institutions like maintaining law and order, and functions of non-state institutions like providing savings and playing roles in economic development.

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    STATE or NON-STATE INSTITUTIONS

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    The document discusses state and non-state institutions. It defines state as a community occupying a territory and obeying laws free from outside influence. It notes non-state institutions are not owned by the government and can be for-profit, non-profit, or for personal investment and financial assistance. The document also outlines some functions of state institutions like maintaining law and order, and functions of non-state institutions like providing savings and playing roles in economic development.

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    Feby Margaret G.

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    12-ABM D
    STATE or NON-STATE
    INSTITUTIONS
    It is here to help you master the forms and functions of
    state and non-state institutions.

    STATE

    There are many definitions of state. However, for your


    better understanding, let us try to analyze one of the most
    common definitions of state: it is a community of persons,
    more or less numerous, occupying a definite portion of
    earth’s surface, obedience free from outside the world

    Non-state Institutions
    These are institutions that are not owned
    and controlled by the government. Some non-
    state institutions are either for-profit or
    non-profit and some are for personal
    investments and financial assistance.

    Function of State
    This section can be used to talk about sub-topics, if any.

    A Definite Territory. Function of Non-State


    Functions institution
    It maintains law, order, and stability, resolves provide a safe place to save excess
    various kinds of disputes cash, known as deposits;
    through the legal system; It provides common
    defense;
    cooperatives and trade unions are
    Looks out for the welfare of the population in ways non-state institutions that play a
    that are beyond the major role
    means of the individual, such as implementing public in the economic development of the
    health measures;
    Provide mass education and underwrites expensive
    society; and
    medical research and; legal entities which are established
    And it operates in the interests of various dominant under the state of law that are
    groups, such as economic classes and racial and
    designed to generate a profit.
    ethnic groups.

    UCSP PERFORMANCE TASK 7

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