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What do exclusion-based theories blame for poverty?

Structural factors beyond personal control

How do exclusion-based theories view the poor, unlike dependency-based explanations?

As essentially blameless

Which is NOT a barrier in situational constraints theory?

Cultural attitudes to work

Which ideology does situational constraints theory align with?

Social democratic ideology

What was William Beveridge's vision for the welfare state?

Security 'from the cradle to the grave'

What are universal benefits?

Payments to everyone as a right

What do social democrats say means-tested benefits create?

A residual welfare state

What was the driving ideology of Tony Blair's Third Way?

'Welfare to work'

What is the 'poverty trap'?

Being worse off working than on benefits

What do Marxists argue poverty stems from?

The capitalist system itself

According to Herbert J. Gans (1971), why does poverty serve capitalism?

It ensures acceptance of low-paid jobs

What is Steve Craine's 'black magic roundabout'?

Cycles of unemployment & low-paid work

What economic critique is made of exclusion-based solutions?

Universal benefits are wasteful & costly

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