We

want not only a minimalist state that guarantees the quality of public goods,
but also a state that provides en:tlement to choose among public goods,
and that sets appropriate rules for choice.

--- Janice Gross Stein (2001)

The Cult of Eciency
page 190

Though the State, in conduc:ng compulsory insurance,
is not under the necessity of varying the premium according to the risk,
it may decide as a maBer of policy to do so.

--- Sir William Beveridge (1942)

Social Insurance and Allied Services
page 13

1. Redistribu-on

2. New needs

3. Engagement with work

Some hints from the past for

our response to the future
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The Canada Insurance Plan

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1. Unemployment Insurance
2. Skills Insurance

3. Social Insurance
4. Wage Insurance