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Which welfare state tops up its budget from an oil fund?
Answer: Norway
Why: The fiscal rule lets the budget draw, over time, only the fund's expected real return, set at 3% a year in 2017.
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Which of Beveridge's five giants stood for unemployment?
Answer: Idleness
Why: Idleness meant involuntary unemployment, not laziness, and the welfare state's answer to it was a policy of full employment.
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What principle made workhouse life worse than the lowest-paid job?
Answer: Less eligibility
Why: Families were split up on arrival, with fathers, mothers and children sent to separate sections of the workhouse.
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What does Finland's baby box double as?
Answer: A bed
Why: Finland first offered the box to low-income families, then in 1949 made it a benefit for every expectant mother.
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What is Australia's universal public health insurance called?
Answer: Medicare
Why: Unlike US Medicare, which mainly covers people aged 65 and over, Australia's covers citizens and permanent residents of any age.
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What law says state spending grows as nations get richer?
Answer: Wagner's law
Why: Engel's law also ties spending to income, but the other way: as people get richer, the share spent on food falls.