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Mind Map by Jen Collins, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Jen Collins
almost 11 years ago
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WELFARE STATE: POST WW 2 (1936-45) BEVERIDGE
- William Beveridge
- Social reformer and British Economist
- Beveridge Report 1941
- Free NHS (main focus)
- 1946 nhs act
- 1946 nhs act
- Social Security Scheme
- All of working age contribute National
Insurance. Could receive benefits if unable to
work
- 1946 National Insurance Act
- weekly contribution and falt rate of benefits for all
- could claim benefits for
indefinite period of time
- could claim benefits for
indefinite period of time
- failed to take into unmarried women
careers who didin't make contributions
- failed women in general
- failed women in general
- weekly contribution and falt rate of benefits for all
- if unable too work and contribute could claim National Assistance
- National Asistance
Act 1946 Means
tested
- as it's means tested still
carries taint of poor law and parish assistance
- as it's means tested still
carries taint of poor law and parish assistance
- National Asistance
Act 1946 Means
tested
- 1946 National Insurance Act
- Children's Act 1948
- child benefit, flat rate for all.
- child benefit, flat rate for all.
- All of working age contribute National
Insurance. Could receive benefits if unable to
work
- FAILED TO TACKEL THE STIGMA AND INEQUALITY ATTACHED TO POVERTY
- Free NHS (main focus)
- 5 Great Evils
- WANT,
IGNORANCE,
IDLENESS,
DISEASE,
SQUALOR
- WANT,
IGNORANCE,
IDLENESS,
DISEASE,
SQUALOR
- appointment of a minister
to oversee all insurance
schemes
- Social reformer and British Economist
- Collective responsibility,
A governmnet managed
economy
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