Therefore One Should Speak At The Same

The Problem Of How We Finance The Welfare State Should Not Obscure A Separate Issue: If Each Person Thinks He Has An Inalienable Right To Welfare, No Matter What Happens To The World, That's Not Equity, It's Just Creating A Society Where You Can't Ask Anything Of People.

I Would Not Be Opposed To Devising A New System Of Pensions, In Which One Part Was Based On Collective Provision, But Which Also Gave Incentives For People To Take Out An Additional, Personal Plan.

Yes, The European Model Remains Superior To That Of America And Japan.

My Problem Is How To Find The Best Way Of Being Useful.

The Problem With A Purely Collective System Is Not Only That It Requires Economic Growth, And The Right Sort Of Demographic Trends, But That It Prevents People Thinking About Their Futures In A Responsible Way.