The term "infrastructure" generally refers to the fundamental facilities and systems that support the functioning of a society and its economy. This typically includes physical structures such as roads, bridges, water supply, sewage, electrical grids, telecommunications, and more, but it can also encompass organizational systems.
Among the options you provided, the following are examples of infrastructure:
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Institutions, administration and education: These represent the organizational and governance structures necessary for societal functioning.
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Oil refinement and health care: These can be considered part of the broader infrastructure in terms of economic systems and public health.
The other options, such as coffee, cotton, and tea crops, relate more to agriculture and not to infrastructure, while local and national politicians are individuals within a governance system rather than infrastructure itself.
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