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    be on two of the most significant influences; Social Democracy and Conservatism. Both ideologies have had period 's of dominance in New Zealand 's Social policy history where they have impacted the general functioning of society. Their view of the state, and general morals have been strongly reflected in the policy initiatives there exponents have brought in. For Social Democracy, it being the 1938 Social Security Act and the various implementations of Keynesian Economic Management in the 1940s and

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    This Strategy was commissioned by the State Government but it only has some of the policy levers to tackle cost of living. Income support is a Australian Government matter as are most of the macroeconomic levers influencing the cost of living. Also taxation revenues are dominated by the Australian Government, and state taxation accounts for only a small proportion of total government revenues. Nevertheless there are goods and services over which the State Government has some control of pricing policy

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    Limitations of adult social care in England • Underfunding • Rigid system • Unavailability of choice of where to be treated- • Neglect and abuse in some residential and care homes. • Rising needs from an ageing population with increasingly complex conditions. • Rising costs to providers of adult social care. • Restricted public funds to meet those costs and a strain on the resources of those who pay for their own care. • Serious challenges in recruiting and retaining good quality staff. Solution

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    socialism and the United States' capitalism are two of the main, well known and most successful worldwide political and economical regimes. Yet, there have been some exceptions in the world that have attempted to combine both systems, such as Sweden and the rest of the Nordic countries (Denmark, Finland and Norway). As the Soviet Union established a command-style communism (where the state controlled almost everything in the economy) while on the other hand, the United States of America has always had

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    values does a welfare state seek to maximize? Explain what elements of the welfare state are present in either Hong Kong or China and which ones are missing. Introduction The term “welfare state” is developed in the 1930s and has been regarded as the opposite meaning of warfare at that time. The concept is interpreted in various ways in different countries due to cultural and socio-economic differences and different historical development (Esping-Andersen, 2013). A welfare state, generally speaking

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    bourgeoisie to maintain their powerful position in society. Althusser argues that the state consists of two elements: the repressive state apparatus (RSA) and the ideological state apparatus. (ISA) Both apparatuses are used to maintain the bourgeoisie in power. The repressive state apparatus uses force; this can be seen through the use of the law enforcement or prisons to maintain power whilst the ideological state apparatus is used by influencing the way people think.

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    So, one may argue the creation of the welfare state is the turning point 1830-1948. The term ‘welfare state’ represented a new concept of how the state should relate to the people and was developed by the 1945 Labour government. It was heavily influenced by a report in 1942 -‘Social Insurance and Allied Services’ – published by William Beveridge. The report was a response to the existing problems of poverty as he set out to attack the ‘five giants’: want, squalor, disease, ignorance and idleness

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    Swedish Welfare System

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    Swedish Welfare System Sweden has created a social welfare state that has eliminated a great deal of poverty by providing extensive government aid to all citizens. It is referred to as the “Swedish Model”, and is based off of the belief that all citizens are entitled to help from the government. Although tax rates may be high the benefits by far outweigh the downfalls. The “Swedish Model” is more efficient and effective at equalizing citizen welfare than the United States’ system; in the United

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    The Wounded Warrior Project is a nonprofit organization that was founded in 2003. It’s a charity and a veterans service organization that offers a variety of programs, events and services for those that were wounded in battle. The Wounded Warrior’s Project has grown immensely over the years, they have had great reviews of how they have helped the veterans and their families with contributions to medical expenses and college scholarships. Once I began digging, I found one main problem that the organization

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