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Social Insurance and Allied Services
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A consulted scan of the report's Part I summary, originally published by His Majesty's Stationery Office.
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Where this source is used
Beveridge's 1942 report proposed a coordinated social-insurance plan with allied policies; it was a proposal and did not itself enact the postwar institutions later associated with it.
- supports · summary paragraphs 2–3 and 9–14
Beveridge argued in 1942 that Britain's low reproduction rate made spending on childhood and maternity a priority within his proposed social-insurance plan.
- supports · summary paragraphs 15–16