CES
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CES is the commonly used abbreviation for the U.S. Committee on Economic Security, the New Deal–era body that helped design foundational social welfare programs like Social Security.
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| instanceOf |
United States federal government committee
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| abbreviation |
CES
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| appointedBy |
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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| appointedInAdministrationOf |
Franklin D. Roosevelt administration
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| chairperson |
Frances Perkins
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| country |
United States of America
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| createdBy |
executive order of President Franklin D. Roosevelt
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| dissolved |
1935
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| fieldOfWork |
economic security
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social insurance → social welfare policy → |
| hasGoal |
design a comprehensive program of economic security
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reduce economic insecurity caused by unemployment, old age, and poverty → |
| hasMember |
Arthur J. Altmeyer
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Barbara Nachtrieb Armstrong → Edwin E. Witte NERFINISHED → Frances Perkins → J. Douglas Brown NERFINISHED → |
| historicalPeriod |
Great Depression
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| inception |
1934
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| influenced |
U.S. Social Security system
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development of the U.S. welfare state → |
| jurisdiction |
federal social welfare policy
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| legacy |
foundation of permanent federal social insurance programs in the United States
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| legislativeOutcome |
Social Security Act of 1935
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| location |
Washington, D.C.
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| mainSubject |
health insurance proposals
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old-age insurance → public assistance → unemployment insurance → |
| notableWork |
Report to the President of the Committee on Economic Security
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| partOf |
New Deal
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| significantEvent |
submission of CES report to President Roosevelt in 1935
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| subordinateTo |
Executive Office of the President of the United States
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| timePeriod |
New Deal era
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Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
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Committee on Economic Security
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abbreviation |
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Committee on Economic Security
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