Civil society organizations promote collective values like health, environmental, and economic rights. They serve as important checks on governments by regulating them and holding officials accountable. They offer services like education, healthcare, advocacy, and community support. (149 words)
Economics explores how resources are used to meet a country's needs. People specialize in making goods and services, then use money earned to buy what they require. Businesses offer various services for a fee, while non-profits provide social services through taxation. Customers pay companies for services. (74 words)
Families provide childcare, parenting, income support, and mental health programs. Ideally, it is a stable, secure, and forgiving environment where
Civil society organizations promote collective values like health, environmental, and economic rights. They serve as important checks on governments by regulating them and holding officials accountable. They offer services like education, healthcare, advocacy, and community support. (149 words)
Economics explores how resources are used to meet a country's needs. People specialize in making goods and services, then use money earned to buy what they require. Businesses offer various services for a fee, while non-profits provide social services through taxation. Customers pay companies for services. (74 words)
Families provide childcare, parenting, income support, and mental health programs. Ideally, it is a stable, secure, and forgiving environment where
Civil society organizations promote collective values like health, environmental, and economic rights. They serve as important checks on governments by regulating them and holding officials accountable. They offer services like education, healthcare, advocacy, and community support. (149 words)
Economics explores how resources are used to meet a country's needs. People specialize in making goods and services, then use money earned to buy what they require. Businesses offer various services for a fee, while non-profits provide social services through taxation. Customers pay companies for services. (74 words)
Families provide childcare, parenting, income support, and mental health programs. Ideally, it is a stable, secure, and forgiving environment where
Civil society organizations promote collective values like health, environmental, and economic rights. They serve as important checks on governments by regulating them and holding officials accountable. They offer services like education, healthcare, advocacy, and community support. (149 words)
Economics explores how resources are used to meet a country's needs. People specialize in making goods and services, then use money earned to buy what they require. Businesses offer various services for a fee, while non-profits provide social services through taxation. Customers pay companies for services. (74 words)
Families provide childcare, parenting, income support, and mental health programs. Ideally, it is a stable, secure, and forgiving environment where
ECONOMY Economics is concerned They offer a variety of
with the production and business services, including
distribution of goods and banking, technology support, services and explores how human resources, a country's resources are transportation, public used to meet the needs of relations, legal its people. People gain representation, money by specializing in manufacturing, marketing, what they make and then security, and insurance. They using that money to buy also provide social services the things they need or that support society as a want. whole. They are funded by taxation and non-profit organizations rather than direct transactions. In addition, there are personal facilities. Customers make a monetary payment to a company or person in return for a service. CIVIL SOCIETY Civil society organizations Service providers are among promote collective values the roles of civil society (for and wishes, such as example, running primary health, environmental, schools and providing basic and economic rights, community health care among others. They serve services) as important checks and advocate/campaigner (for balances in democracies, example, lobbying as they have the power to governments or business on regulate and hold issues like aboriginal rights government officials or the environment) (for accountable. example, lobbying governments or business on issues including indigenous rights or the environment) EDUCATION The aim of education is to The Educational Services become a well-rounded field includes institutions person and to discover that offer instruction and one's life's passion. What preparation in a wide range it takes to live a long, of subjects. Specialized happy, and healthy life, as institutions such as schools, well as the value of colleges, universities, and balancing learning and educational centers offer doing. Consider artisanal this instruction and training. teaching and learning to These institutions may be excel in a rapidly changing privately owned and run for world and to ensure a profit or non-profit, or they brighter future for may be owned and operated everyone. by the government. They can also provide food and/or lodging to their students. RELIGION Religion may be a source Religion may be used for a of solace and guidance. It variety of services. It brings can serve as a foundation meaning and intent to life, for moral values and promotes psychological and behavior. It can also physical well-being, and can provide a sense of motivate people to work community and a link to towards meaningful social tradition. Some studies change. also indicates that it could have a negative impact on wellbeing. FAMILY The purpose of a family is Families provide childcare, for people who would like parenting, income support, to live and grow together as well as mental wellbeing for an indefinite duration and health programs. to provide a stable and secure environment. Ideally, it should be a place where family members can freely relate, practice unconditional love, be completely accepted and forgiveness is present. KINSHIP In all sacraments and Advocacy and referral, religion practices, from Support groups, Parent childbirth to death in education, Child care, Legal family life, it specifies the advice, Medical, dental, and rights and responsibilities mental health resources, of members. In marriage Housing, and Financial and family function, the support are some of the importance of kinship is services provided by Kinship. observed. It determines family line relationships. NON-STATE This category includes Jointly owned company associations and engaged in the manufacture INSTITUTION organizations that or sale of products or the function independently of provision of services, usually any state or government. organized by customers or They are referred to as farmers, and run by its ‘stateless' because they members for their mutual are perceived to be benefit. independent of any state. Non-state organizations perform various roles and have a particular goal in mind. In general, they create programs that members of society need in order to advance.