If members of a winning coalition get "paid" with things like national security, rule of law, primary and secondary education, then this is an example of the government providing:
A) public goods.
B) private goods.

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The items listed (national security, rule of law, primary and secondary education) are all considered public goods, as they are non-excludable (no one can be prevented from accessing them) and non-rivalrous (one person's use of them does not diminish another's use). These are typically provided by the government to benefit society as a whole, rather than being provided through individual transactions in the market, which would be private goods.

If Members of a Winning Coalition Get "Paid" with Things