Which of the following is true about the structural-functional approach to comparative politics?

A. In different countries, similar structures must perform the same functions.
B. In different countries, similar structures cannot perform the same functions.
C. A specific institution has a monopoly on at least one function in a country.
D. In different countries, similar institutions might perform different functions.


D.

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