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Subject(s)

• Social security—United States [Browse]
• Social security [Browse]

Medium/​Support

8vo. rdabf

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliography.

Contents

• Part 1. General considerations of social security. Social security: a wild dream or a practical plan?
• Postwar social security
• Social security: 1948
• The "bug-a-boo" of the welfare state
• Social security: 1951
• A world view of social security
• The changing role of labor, management and government in the quest for security
• Social welfare legislation of the 1930s
• Security and economic change
• The objectives of social security
• Part 2. Old age. Old-age security in the social security act
• Is the continued drive for universal pensions a social menance?
• Remarks at the American economic association
• Social security act amendments of 1950
• Contributory versus noncontributory industrial pension plans
• What is needed for economic security in old age?
• The old-age problem in 1953
• Old-age security: the national picture in 1954
• Costs and benefits in OASI
• Is the social security fund solvent?
• Part 3. Issues in unemployment. Unemployment insurance
• Job insurance: its limitations and value
• Major issues in unemployment compensation
• The federal government's role in unemployment insurance in 1938
• Whither unemployment compensations?
• Experience rating and other forms of incentive taxation to promote employment
• Federalization of unemployment compensation?
• How economic progress is related to employment security
• Part 4. Issues in health. The theory of workman's compensation
• Compulsory health insurance
• Health security: needs, progress and prospects
• Programs for postwar social security and medical care
• Basic considerations in medical care and health insurance
• Trends in payment for medical care
• The future of social security in the health field
• Bibliography of the writings of Edwin E. Witte on social security.

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LCCN

62017401

OCLC

38239820

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