... were driven by power retention, both domestically and internationally. In addition, their reform policies were mostly ineffective and wasted the taxpayers' money instead. This essay will first argue that, despite the philanthropic motive for the reforms, there were other elements behind the motive proving that they were more political rather ... groups, which were the children, the elderly, the sick and the unemployed. There was at least an act per group introduced to encounter welfare problems faced by these groups of people. The essay will address all the four groups with their most si...

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