Sentence examples for welfare logic from inspiring English sources
Hybrid social venture combines the social welfare logic of nonprofits and the money making logic of a For-profit-business. Bleading (2013) says, hybrid social ventures are creative ways of solving real-world problems and these ventures harness the strength of both profitability and non-profit business models.
Productivism reversed that logic: welfare provision is a means to the end of economic progress, not the other way around.Institutionalised welfare provision was reserved not for the neediest cases, but for workers in the most productive industries.
According to this logic, welfare causes poverty and inequality and you only have to look at the lives of those who are "welfare-dependent" to be convinced.
State cuts to child care programs are now turning the logic of welfare reform upside down, say social welfare advocates.
According to Kvist ([2004]) and Sinn ([2002]), the logic of "welfare magnetism" might cause strategic behavior of national governments with respect to the generosity of the welfare state.
By promising to restore a Beveridgean contributory logic to welfare, even as he threatened to abandon the principle of universality that succeeded it, Mr Byrne implied he was not merely aping the penny-pinching Tories.Tough on scrounging and its causesLast month Mr Byrne was sacked.
He said: "One of the points in favour of universal credit is that it is supposed seamlessly to integrate in-work and out-of-work support, but the logic of the welfare cap points in the opposite direction.
The Soviet Union is long gone; welfare has been reformed; market logics have permeated almost every aspect of our lives (eBay, anyone?).
Logic and actual public welfare, however, play no part in the politics, profit or power of drug enforcement.
The logic of such brutal welfare cuts reminds me of a trick which farmers used in my village when I was growing up in the Irish countryside.
This was more than a cheap shot aimed at the next day's headlines: it summed up the central logic of the government's welfare reforms and the local social implosions they will soon sow.
