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• welfare state with the governmental aim of ensuring that wealth and capital are widely dispersed.
• John Rawls, d4emocracy was one of two regime types that best realized his two principles of justice.
• A number of Rawlism political philosophers have tried to add institutional and policy content to the idea.
• Welfare-state capitalism, property- owning democracy is both prohibitively impractical and unjuston rawlism grounds.

Vallier      1        Welfare

• Democracies `generate bad incentives and face severe information problems in comparison to more market- friendly welfare states.
• Citizens will likely be corrupted by the temptation to abuse the awesome styate power at their disposal.
• Welfare is a state of capitalism.
• The three principles used to defend property-owning democracy- the difference principle, the principle of fairequality of opportunity and the political liberty proviso-do lnot vindcate properety owning democracy.

vallier     2     Pros and Cons of Welfare

• a government places a welfare program to make sure there is a certian standard and quality of living for everyone in the countrty.
• Welfare primarily focus on children, making sure they are clothe and fed properly.
• It covers are day care assistance, food stamps and unemp,loyment.
• In the US, this program comes in various types, including social security.
•  This is one of the largest welfare schemes not only in the country, but also in the world.

vallier     3    Pros and Cons of Welfare

• Unemployment benefits, Medicaid, and the sporadic reliefs or grants from certian finacial ob;ligations.
• All welfare programs were conceptualized, developed and managed by the federal government.
• They are already regulating by the states.
• Welfare has been praises by many people, and may have some drawbacks.
• The benefit of welfare is that it can help poor people who cannot afford to purchase the materials they need for the everyday living.

vallier    4     Pros and Cons of Welfare

• There will always be people who needs assisstance.
• Some who needs basic assisstants.
• The programs that come with not only help the poor, but also well-to-do or middle-income families that need help during certain times, including instances of nbankruptcy, going broke and losing a home due to some bad desicions that have been made.
• Welfare can be an effective way to provide the needed assistance.
• Help individuals fight to be on the right pa6th and fiind ways to stand and live on their own.