Grouping or clustering social policies into policy sectors has positive consequences including
A) people can more clearly identify where to go to seek assistance with a specific problem.
B) the silo effect created by clustering policies facilitates access to multiple services across policy sector boundaries.
C) people can have easier access to various services.
D) None of these are correct.

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Grouping social policies into sectors helps individuals identify the appropriate sector to seek assistance for specific issues, improving clarity and access.

Grouping or Clustering Social Policies into Policy Sectors Has Positive