Summary of the ways Beveridge proposed to eliminate poverty Beveridge proposed sucessful abolition of poverty would be contingent on collaboration between the state and the individual. State maintained Social Insurance should provide subsistence-level income to reconstitute interrupted earnings. Endeavouring to provide a foundation whilst simultaneously advocating individual voluntary provision, entitlement would be given as of right without income or time restraint. Proficiency of this system would be advantaged by minimal claims engendered through continued long …showed first 75 words of 394 total…

…showed last 75 words of 394 total…of a comprehensive health and rehabilitation service, to be free at the point of use (Alcock: 2003), would promote employment recovery (Hill: 1990). If incapacity endured, benefits could be claimed for the family (George:1968). Third; State maintained employment above 8.5 percent (Hill: 1990) with perpetual unemployment benefit served as of right subject to undertaking of suitable work or retraining six months thereafter (George: 1968). Beveridge proposed the elimination of poverty could be achieved through a system of comprehensive S.I.