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Tommy Birch: The best welfare is a well-paid job and behavioural science explains why
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Tommy Birch: The best welfare is a well-paid job and behavioural science explains why
Every welfare system carries a theory of human nature. Labour's assumes hardship is a shortage of money. Kemi’s is harder and more hopeful: that people respond to how systems are built, and capable of more than the state asks of them. The best welfare is a well-paid job. That is not a slogan. It is how human beings are wired.
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