Titlebook: Cradle To Grave; Comparative Perspect Ralph Segalman,David Marsland Book 1989 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limite

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1989

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Introduction: The Price of Solutionsthe ‘Edsel’ of the Ford Motor Company), it soon learns that it has made a mistake. The corollary of the law indicates that if a government establishes a policy which fails, it will probably add to the policy, or build more of such policies, but, in any case, the policy will never be cancelled.

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The Extent of Welfare Dependency in Switzerland dependency? It is important to note that welfare experience over decades indicates that the optimum outcome is achieved by making welfare available adequately for those unable to help themselves, while also controlling it carefully to avoid interference with the labour market.

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Is Switzerland a Special Case?e accident, a small exception? Hardly so, when one considers that Switzerland is as large as, or larger than, many other European nations, including many welfare states, such as Holland, Belgium, and Norway, where welfarisation and its related social ills have become a serious problem.

Radiation

What Really Makes Switzerland Different? focus on welfare dependency as one key problem, but careful analysis suggests that welfarisation is only one of a whole complex of inter-related social problems which Switzerland apparently has avoided. It is as if all the Swiss had got together and agreed to do everything possible to make their members maximally productive.

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Education in the Welfare Statecy. There are various reports from police agencies that drug addiction is frequently found in broken families and families without suitable fathers. Reports abound from ghetto schools which indicate that only a small proportion of children of broken families are able to complete their education in a satisfactory manner.

Frenetic

Introduction: the Swiss Approach to Povertyependency and intergenerational poverty, and it has succeeded in this by methods which are strikingly different from those adopted elsewhere. Just . Switzerland deals with its poor and shapes its policies to encourage self-sufficiency offers lessons for others which we should not ignore.

Expertise

Negative Factorsy the high rate of marriage in this group soon after pregnancy. The problem of apathy among young Swiss voters has been reported to be shrinking as issues of concern to youth have appeared in the elections.