While every advanced democracy has some form of welfare state, absorbing a large proportion of its tax budget, their degrees of success vary. James Bartholomew has travelled the world from social-democratic Sweden to the United States, where 45 million people use food stamps, and argues that welfare dependency damages culture and character, and allows governments undue influence over our daily lives.
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