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Hauria d’haver menys o més restriccions a les prestacions socials actuals?

El 2011, el nivell de despesa pública en l’estat de benestar pel Govern britànic va representar 113,1 £ mil milions, o el 16% del govern. El 2020 la despesa social s’elevarà a 1/3 de tota la despesa el que és la despesa més gran seguit d’ajuda a l’habitatge, la prestació fiscal municipal, els beneficis per als aturats, i els beneficis per a les persones amb baixos ingressos.

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48%
Menys
47%
Més
38%
Menys
34%
Més
9%
Menys, i assegurar els beneficis van als que més ho necessiten
5%
Més, i negar beneficis als immigrants
1%
Menys, els beneficis actuals no proporcionen suficient suport
3%
Més, sinó augmentar els beneficis per als ancians i discapacitats
3%
Més, reformar el sistema perquè es complementa, més que substitueix, una renda de treball
2%
Més, beneficis actuals han de ser tapats

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