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The Elderly / Tamara Thompson, book editor. [print]

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Thompson, Tamara

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unmediated

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HQ1064.T477.E434 2006
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Dissertation note: The cornerstone controversy in the overall debate concerning the elderly is whether society bears a responsiblity for their well-being. Some believe that the elderly should be responsible for their own financial security and that families should care for thier own members as they age. Others maintain that society should provide for the well-being of its elderly citizens through a public safety net of government benefits.

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The cornerstone controversy in the overall debate concerning the elderly is whether society bears a responsiblity for their well-being. Some believe that the elderly should be responsible for their own financial security and that families should care for thier own members as they age. Others maintain that society should provide for the well-being of its elderly citizens through a public safety net of government benefits.

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