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How the Welfare System Promotes Economic Security
Sar A. Levitan reflects on the American welfare system as it evolved over the years and contends it is a product of a sustained and successful drive for greater economic security by all income groups, not merely a vehicle for providing assistance to the poor.
The Great Society Did Succeed, Sar A. Levitan and Robert Taggart
The Economics of Collective Action, John R. Commons Reviewed by Sar A. Levitan
National Security and Individual Freedom, Harold D. Lasswell Reviewed by Sar A. Levitan
Saving American Capitalism: A Liberal Economic Program, Seymour E. Harris Reviewed by Sar A. Levitan
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