The Welfare State That Emerged in the Twentieth Century Is

question 1

Multiple Choice

The welfare state that emerged in the Twentieth Century is based on which of the following principles?

• A) The United States had "fared well" and should be emulated
• B) The state should serve economic and social functions to maintain the population's welfare
• C) People who are on welfare are abusing the system and they should compete in the labor market
• D) The elderly and vulnerable should look primarily to private actors for support

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