The emergence of the welfare state: What arguments support the institutionalist approach?
A) Early welfare programs were not always targeting workers, but other classes of risk.
B) Weak empirical correlation between economic progress and the development of the welfare state.
C) Early welfare programs aimed at the decommodification of labour.
D) Early welfare programs were an answer to the risks of industrialization.
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Q1: A welfare regime is a complex system
Q2: What contributes to the decommodification of labour?
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Q6: What non-political processes have stimulated the growth
Q7: Whats the types of welfare state regimes
Q8: A welfare system generally reduces poverty.
Q9: What is the paradox of distribution?
A) The
Q10: There is strong empirical evidence that globalization
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