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Page 114
... problem in the big cities and periodic unemployment was a severe as else- where . The failure to introduce labour exchanges , unemployment insurance or other benefits can perhaps be explained by the sur- vival of the belief that in an ...
... problem in the big cities and periodic unemployment was a severe as else- where . The failure to introduce labour exchanges , unemployment insurance or other benefits can perhaps be explained by the sur- vival of the belief that in an ...
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... problem was left to the local authorities , who were forced to create the means of solving it : differential rent schemes . Leeds had introduced such a scheme in 1933 when the beginning of their effective slum clear- ance drive raised ...
... problem was left to the local authorities , who were forced to create the means of solving it : differential rent schemes . Leeds had introduced such a scheme in 1933 when the beginning of their effective slum clear- ance drive raised ...
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... problem of poverty and an alternative to the problem of establishing a mini- mum wage they might have proved equally attractive to a peace- time Conservative government . 28 BEVERIDGE AND SOCIAL SECURITY The role of the Beveridge Report ...
... problem of poverty and an alternative to the problem of establishing a mini- mum wage they might have proved equally attractive to a peace- time Conservative government . 28 BEVERIDGE AND SOCIAL SECURITY The role of the Beveridge Report ...
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Introduction | 2 |
The First World War and after | 126 |
The interwar years | 163 |
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