Social Insurance

Social Insurance

America's Neglected Heritage and Contested Future

Marmor, Theodore R.; Pakutka, John; Mashaw, Jerry L.

SAGE Publications Inc

12/2013

328

Mole

Inglês

9781452240008

15 a 20 dias

By describing and analyzing the history, economics, politics and philosophy of America's most important social insurance programs., this book provides a unifying vision of these programs' purposes, notwithstanding their distinctive institutional structures.
Part 1: American Social Insurance 1. Economic Risks and Social Insurance Realities 2. Assessment of the Six Threats to Family Income 3. Philosophies, Policies and Public Budgets 4. The Historical Development of American Social Insurance and its Associated Programs Part II: The State of American Protections Against the Threats 5. The Threat of Birth into a Poor Family 6. The Threat of Early Death of a Family Breadwinner 7. The Threat of Ill-Health 8. The Threat of Involuntary Employment 9. The Threat of Disability 10. The Threat of Outliving One's Savings Part III: Thinking About the Design of Income Security Programs and Their Reform 11. Accomplishments and Limitations 12. Social Insurance, Markets and "Modernization"
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