Line 8, Beveridge
insists that social insurance should be part of a broader policy of social
progress. What does this imply about his approach?

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Answer

He is against state intervention beyond income
security.

Answer

He views economic security as a necessary but
insufficient condition for overall social well-being.

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He believes eliminating poverty alone would
automatically resolve other social issues.

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He recognises that poverty is not connected
with other social problems.

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