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Old - Age Security To meet the problem of security for the aged we suggest as complementary measures noncontributory old - age pensions , compulsory contributory annuities , and voluntary contributory annuities , all to be applicable on ...
Old - Age Security To meet the problem of security for the aged we suggest as complementary measures noncontributory old - age pensions , compulsory contributory annuities , and voluntary contributory annuities , all to be applicable on ...
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General assistance is now the only financial recourse for needy incapacitated adults other than the aged and the blind and for families which depend upon marginally employable persons , whose earnings are insufficient to meet unusual ...
General assistance is now the only financial recourse for needy incapacitated adults other than the aged and the blind and for families which depend upon marginally employable persons , whose earnings are insufficient to meet unusual ...
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National health insurance is the most effective single way to meet the Nation's health needs . Because adequate treatment of many illnesses is expensive and its cost cannot be anticipated by the individual , many persons are forced to ...
National health insurance is the most effective single way to meet the Nation's health needs . Because adequate treatment of many illnesses is expensive and its cost cannot be anticipated by the individual , many persons are forced to ...
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Contents
INCOME SECURITY | 3 |
The Role of the States | 19 |
UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION | 31 |
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