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Social policies affect:
State Governments
The governing bodies of individual U.S. states, responsible for making and enforcing laws within their own jurisdictions.
Tax Revenue
The funds amassed by governments through the process of taxing.
State-Run Lotteries
Government-operated lotteries where the state controls and profits from the games, often marketed as a way to raise funds for public services.
Social Security Contributions
Payments made to a government scheme that provides benefits to employees and their families for retirement, disability, and death.
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