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Social insurance

Publicly operated insurance plans are commonly mandatory and provide coverage for individuals. These plans are often established by government agencies and can vary in terms of coverage and eligibility. This type of insurance is typically funded through taxes and is regulated by the government. Public insurance plans may offer protection for a wide range of risks, including health, disability, and unemployment. The existence of these plans helps to promote social welfare and provide a safety net for citizens.

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