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Page 82
... Treasury also opposed contributory pensions , objecting to the cost of setting up the machinery to collect contributions , to keep the necessary records and to make payments , in addition to the cost of paying pensions to those who were ...
... Treasury also opposed contributory pensions , objecting to the cost of setting up the machinery to collect contributions , to keep the necessary records and to make payments , in addition to the cost of paying pensions to those who were ...
Page 150
... Treasury had disliked the extension of Trade Boards beyond the ' sweated ' industries , in which the Treasury recognized the need for improved wages . They regarded the extension of the system as intruding to an unacceptable degree into ...
... Treasury had disliked the extension of Trade Boards beyond the ' sweated ' industries , in which the Treasury recognized the need for improved wages . They regarded the extension of the system as intruding to an unacceptable degree into ...
Page 257
... Treasury , Beveridge and his associates saw unemployment as the chief problem to be solved after the war , as it had ... Treasury . It did not develop the new in- stitutions necessary for effective planning or diminish Treasury control ...
... Treasury , Beveridge and his associates saw unemployment as the chief problem to be solved after the war , as it had ... Treasury . It did not develop the new in- stitutions necessary for effective planning or diminish Treasury control ...
Contents
International comparisons 18701914 | 101 |
The First World War and after | 126 |
The interwar years | 189 |
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References to this book
Beyond the Welfare State?: The New Political Economy of Welfare Chris Pierson No preview available - 2006 |