via institute for public policy research by Kayte Lawton on 2 October
The belief that work – for those who can – is the best route out of poverty has been central to Britain's welfare state since Beveridge first set out his vision for an end to want, ignorance, disease, squalor and idleness.
Hazel's comment:
Unlike the Chris Dillow item which I linked to yesterday I found this a reasoned argument which had all the more impact on me for being understated.
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