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Mind Map by Marcus Danvers, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Marcus Danvers
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(2) The key features of the "New deal" -
"Classic Welfare state"
- Full employment
- Without this, as Beveridge himself had warned the whole
linked enterprise would be unsustainable in terms of both
Consumption and the tax revence needed to finance the
extened state service and benefit
- Without this, as Beveridge himself had warned the whole
linked enterprise would be unsustainable in terms of both
Consumption and the tax revence needed to finance the
extened state service and benefit
- Social Security
- The acceptance of a state responsibility to
provide for all citizens at time of unemployment,
disability or loss of income.
- In other word the universality of
principle of a classic welfare state
- In other word the universality of
principle of a classic welfare state
- The acceptance of a state responsibility to
provide for all citizens at time of unemployment,
disability or loss of income.
- Health Care
- A National Health Service, tax
payers funded and free at the point
of delivery for all, irrespective of
personal wealth or lack of it
- A National Health Service, tax
payers funded and free at the point
of delivery for all, irrespective of
personal wealth or lack of it
- Education
- Free secondary schooling for all.
Scholarships for all deemed
capable, of a place in higher
education
- Free secondary schooling for all.
Scholarships for all deemed
capable, of a place in higher
education
- Housing
- An expanded and sustained provision of state built and
subsidized social housing both for reasons of social justic
and improve th emobility of the Labour force
- An expanded and sustained provision of state built and
subsidized social housing both for reasons of social justic
and improve th emobility of the Labour force
- Personal Social Servies
- Gap-filling provisions to assist the special needs
of the very young, the very old, the physically and
mentally handicapped and "problem families"
- Gap-filling provisions to assist the special needs
of the very young, the very old, the physically and
mentally handicapped and "problem families"
- Churchills responce to the New Deal
- Churchill were essentially
practical politics rather than
theroist or integations
- Churchill had a number of cherished
catch-phrases he liked to apply to the
concept of welfare and social insurance, as
social security Brings "The magic of average
earnings the rescue of millions"
- Churchill was a member the liberal
party so has always been liberally
minded and a centralised
- He also help to create the liberal reforms of
1906 as he says "it is 38 years since I introduced
the first unemployment Insurance scheme"
- He also help to create the liberal reforms of
1906 as he says "it is 38 years since I introduced
the first unemployment Insurance scheme"
- Churchill were essentially
practical politics rather than
theroist or integations
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