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Which of the following is an example of corporate welfare?a. Welfare payments coming from taxes on businesses.b. Corporations paying employees' health insurance.c. Subsidies and tax breaks for businessesSociological Explanations: Why There Are Haves and Have Notsd. Taxes businesses must pay in order to operate.
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