4.3 The welfare state and its alternatives. What is the welfare state? The welfare state refers to various forms of benefit payments and services, designed.

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4.3 The welfare state and its alternatives

What is the welfare state? The welfare state refers to various forms of benefit payments and services, designed to care for those who need support. In the UK, there are a number of benefits given to those in need. These benefits are funded by taxation revenue collected by government.

Benefits of the welfare state Costs of the welfare state

Alternatives to the welfare state All political parties support the idea of the welfare state, however some people argue that it could be reformed: Increase the role of the voluntary sector Modify the welfare state –Make benefits universal –Have benefits only for those meeting certain conditions

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