Full Employment in a Free Society

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Full Employment in a Free Society is a landmark 1944 policy treatise by economist and social reformer William Beveridge that outlines how governments can achieve and maintain full employment in a modern welfare state.

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instanceOf book
policy treatise
aimsToShow how to achieve full employment in a modern industrial economy
how to maintain full employment without sacrificing individual freedom
argues employment policy should be central to economic planning
full employment is compatible with a free society
market forces alone are insufficient to secure full employment
mass unemployment is preventable through deliberate policy
state intervention is necessary to stabilise aggregate demand
author William Beveridge NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
genre economics
public policy
social reform
historicalContext Second World War NERFINISHED
post-war reconstruction planning
influenced Labour Party post-war economic programmes
development of the British welfare state
post-war British employment policy
language English
mainSubject economic planning
full employment
labour market policy
macroeconomic policy
social security
unemployment
welfare state
proposesPolicy active labour market policies
coordination of monetary and fiscal policy for employment goals
counter-cyclical public works programmes
employment guarantees as a central aim of government
government responsibility for maintaining full employment
regional policies to address local unemployment
training and re-skilling programmes
use of fiscal policy to manage demand
publicationYear 1944
publisher George Allen & Unwin NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Beveridge Plan NERFINISHED
Beveridge Report NERFINISHED
relatedWork Social Insurance and Allied Services NERFINISHED
structure divides unemployment into different types and causes
targetAudience economists
policy makers
social reformers
theoreticalFramework Keynesian economics
welfare state theory
timePeriodDiscussed anticipated post-war economy
interwar unemployment experience

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