Practice mode Miscellaneous Economics

What are social institutions?

Correct answer C. Are ingrained patterns of behaviour representing solutions to universal human needs

Explanation

Social institutions are established, ingrained patterns of behaviour, such as the family and government, that societies develop to meet universal human needs, not individual organisations such as banks.

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