Welfare Under Fire An International Comparison of the Swedish, German, and American Welfare States.
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Welfare Under Welfare Under FireFireAn International An International
Comparison of the Comparison of the Swedish, German, and Swedish, German, and
American Welfare StatesAmerican Welfare States
Topics of WelfareTopics of Welfare
History of the StatesHistory of the States Current StatesCurrent States Social-securitySocial-security Public pensionsPublic pensions TaxationTaxation Health CareHealth Care EconomyEconomy
GermanyGermany
““Overcoming The Odds or…Overcoming The Odds or…
Maybe Not!”Maybe Not!”
SwedenSweden
The Model For PerfectionThe Model For Perfection““Hey… It works here!”Hey… It works here!”
The United StatesThe United States
““Reaction to the Crisis”Reaction to the Crisis”
OrOr
““Do it Your Own Self”Do it Your Own Self”
History of Welfare StatesHistory of Welfare States GermanyGermany
SwedenSweden
AmericaAmerica
Welfare state developed after Welfare state developed after WWIIWWII
Influenced By BismarckInfluenced By Bismarck
Institutional Self-RegulationInstitutional Self-Regulation
Reunification of East and West Reunification of East and West GermanyGermany
History of Welfare StatesHistory of Welfare States GermanyGermany
SwedenSweden
AmericaAmerica
Began in the 1920s but real Began in the 1920s but real work wasn’t done until the work wasn’t done until the 1950s1950s
Social ConsumptionSocial Consumption
Three Factors for Social Three Factors for Social Policy in Policy in Sweden:Sweden:
Working class Working class demandsdemands
Middle class Middle class humanitarianismhumanitarianism
Neighboring Neighboring InfluenceInfluence
History of Welfare StatesHistory of Welfare States GermanyGermany
SwedenSweden
AmericaAmerica
Early existence of a Early existence of a welfare statewelfare state
Roosevelt’s New DealRoosevelt’s New DealReliefReliefRecoveryRecoveryReformReform
Social SecuritySocial Security
Welfare TodayWelfare Today GermanyGermany
SwedenSweden
AmericaAmerica
The East-West StruggleThe East-West Struggle
UnemploymentUnemployment
Dedication to EducationDedication to Education
Four Key ElementsFour Key Elements
Service in kind vs. Cash Service in kind vs. Cash BenefitsBenefits
National SentimentNational Sentiment
Agenda 2010Agenda 2010
Welfare TodayWelfare Today GermanyGermany
SwedenSweden
AmericaAmerica
Three Basic ElementsThree Basic Elements
Public ExpenditurePublic Expenditure
National SentimentNational Sentiment
Health Care Health Care
EducationEducation
Cash benefitsCash benefits
Welfare TodayWelfare Today GermanyGermany
SwedenSweden
AmericaAmerica
Social SecuritySocial Security
SSISSI
““War on Poverty”War on Poverty”AFDCAFDCTANFTANF
Food StampsFood Stamps
Medicaid and Medicaid and MedicareMedicare
Taxation and How It Taxation and How It AppliesApplies
Taxation Rate in each CountryTaxation Rate in each Country
Amount of Public ExpendituresAmount of Public Expenditures
In relation to GDPIn relation to GDP
The Economic Status of the The Economic Status of the NationsNations
Social Security: Social Security: Surviving in Old AgeSurviving in Old Age
Social Security’s SchemeSocial Security’s Scheme
Retirement Ages vs. Life ExpectancyRetirement Ages vs. Life Expectancy
EligibilityEligibility
Health CareHealth Care GermanyGermany
SwedenSweden
AmericaAmerica
Compulsory Health Compulsory Health InsuranceInsurance
Key FeaturesKey Features
Employee vs. Employer Employee vs. Employer CompensationCompensation
Health CareHealth Care GermanyGermany
SwedenSweden
AmericaAmerica
Good Health and Equal Good Health and Equal AccessAccess
Local Government Local Government InfluenceInfluence
““Everyone pays for heath Everyone pays for heath care”care”
What does the System What does the System Insure?Insure?
Health CareHealth Care GermanyGermany
SwedenSweden
AmericaAmerica
Medicare EligibilityMedicare Eligibility
Medicaid EligibilityMedicaid Eligibility
Quality of Health Care Quality of Health Care Compared To OthersCompared To Others
Review of FindingsReview of Findings
Universalism, Corporatism, and Universalism, Corporatism, and Individual ResponsibilityIndividual Responsibility
History of ReformsHistory of Reforms
Current Status of the SystemsCurrent Status of the Systems
ConclusionConclusion
The End!!!The End!!!