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Comparative analysis of welfare policies from 3 parties
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Table of Contents
Free nuturing, expanding facilities
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Infant care
Tuition
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State scholarship, Tuition cap, Half-price-tuituion
Conclusion
¡®Welfare¡¯, Role of state
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Free & universal welfare , Selective welfare
3
Medical care
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Perspectives of recognizing the problem
Although they have different ideologies, having similar policies
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- larger proportion of welfare, Universal welfare
- accepted childcare welfare in terms of labor force expansion related to producing population (national competitiveness)
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- Universal welfare
- excessive child nurturing expenses
¡æ dropped birth rate because of economic problems
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- Universal welfare
Looking at childcare welfare in terms of economic class
Childcare condition is getting worse because of social polarization
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Goal & Public pledges
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care and child education facilities
: excessively depending on private center, lack of facilities
: expand facilities by 30%
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Summary (Infant care)
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Recognition of problem
Dropped birth rate
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Too much nurturing expense
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¡æ bad nurture environment
goal
Reinforce the government¡¯s role
Tighten up the government¡¯s role
Increase the government¡¯s role
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After making programs
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After a demand investigation
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Way to procure budget
Increasing tax payer
Saving tax spending
Fiscal reform
Welfare reform
Tax reform
Increasing tax
Matching federal money and state money
Required budget
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Main pledges
Providing nurturing money
Vaccination system
Working mom
-Build childcare center and childcare service management system
-Expand public childcare and child educa