The Emergence of the Welfare State: What Arguments Support the Institutionalist

question 9

Multiple Choice

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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