A Beveridge Reader

摘要: Part 1: The Economic and Social Philosophy of 'A Free Society' 1. 'Between Cobden Lenin' 2. Full Employment With 'the preservation essential liberties' 3. 'Socialization Demand' or the Politics Demand Management 4. 'Assumptions, Methods Principles' in 1942 Insurance Plan 5. Case Voluntary Action, 1948 2: Allied Services: Political Utopia Problem 'Interruption Earnings' as Disclosed by Interwar Poverty Surveys Practicability Redistributing Income So As To Abolish Want 'Subsistence Benefit' Levels Rent Nature Its Rationale 'Comparisons Other Countries': Flat Rate Versus Graduated Schemes 6. Conditions for Long-Term Claimants Need 3: Development a Technique Welfare Daring Adventure', Introduction Unemployment 1911 'From Contract to Relief Status': 1920s 'The co-Ordination Insurance': Beveridge's Position 1924 'All Embracing Scope Persons Needs' Difference Principle' About Implementation Beveridge Report 'Lower Contributions' rearranging Burden Scheme 4: Theory: Definition 1909: Industrial Organization' 1909 solution 'Organization Labour Market' Impasse 1930: Persistent Mass with Sticky Wages Keynes's break Instruments Policies 5: Role Action Critique Working-Class Life Assurance Motives Mutual Aid Philanthropy Expressed Friendly Societies Evidence Decay Societies. Conclusion: A Verdict on Collectivism. William (Later Lord) Beveridge: An Outline 198pp