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What are the objectives of a welfare state?

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A welfare state means a system of social services for people who are ill, old, unemployed, etc paid for by a State. Duties, purpose or objectives of a welfare state is to provide people with food, jobs, medical services, clothes, shelter, education, unity among people, fundamental rights and equal opportunities of people of a state etc.

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