Life cycle profiles of social rights - Presentation by Tommy Ferranini
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Swedish Institute for Social Research (SOFI), Stockholm UniversityDate published:
1 October, 2008Region:
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- Describe the development of the life cycle profiles of state legislated social rights in 18 longstanding OECD member countries from 1950 to 2000
- The life cycle profile of the welfare state refers to the generosity of social protection during three life phases: infancy, working age and retirement
- Relate the life cycle profiles of social rights to particular poverty risks
- A large literature exists on particular social protection programs – but systematic comparisons of programs related to different risks are lacking
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