C A Kulp
Biographic Data
| ID | 1226870 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C A Kulp |
| GIVEN NAMES | C A |
| FAMILY NAME | Kulp |
| SIGNATURE | KULP C A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Pennsylvania |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1927 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Report of the Board of Directors to the Members of The American Academy of Political and Social Science for the Year 1951
Report of the Board of Directors to the Members of The American Academy of Political and Social Science for the Year 1947
Railroad Social Insurance
Appraisal of American Provisions for Old-Age Security
BROADLY considered, the world has discovered that there is no single method or procedure for handling the multiproblem we call old age. Passing for a moment the place of private agencies and services, two basic methods complement each other the world over: public contributory old-age insurance, that is, a system of contractual benefits financed by contributions of insured persons and their employers; and public noncontributory old-age assistance …
Social Insurance Co-ordination. An Analysis of German and British Organisation
Social Insurance Coordination; An Analysis of German and British Organization
The Federal Program for Economic Security
W E ARE not discussing tonight, I assume we agree, a program intended to guarantee economic security. Such guarantees can hardly be in a world whose most consistent characteristic is its changeableness. The Federal program as a matter of fact is much more modest than its title: it consists principally of a series of recommendations for spreading certain losses that result from an insecure economic order. Although at various points it hopes to min…
The Relation of Government to Social Insurance
W E CAN sum up under four headings, perhaps five, the relations that government will have in this country to social security under any plan that we devise. Within the scope of this paper I want to discuss briefly each of these and indicate, as well as we can tell at this stage in this country, what appear to be the best principles in each relation. The government certainly has been the sponsor, and must continue to be the sponsor, of all forms of…
Unemployment Compensation in the United States
credit system, a third to government and to public works, and a fourth to a greatly expanded system of labor exchanges. We are here concerned immediately with only one type of proposal, unemployment compensation, but these others are so intimately related to it that to insure perspective their general nature must briefly be sketched. Most of the present discussion as to which proposal is best is a vast waste of time, for nearly without exception …
Possibilities of Organized Markets in Various Commodities1
Current Rate-Making Procedure in Workmen's Compensation Insurance
Unemployment Compensation in the United States
credit system, a third to government and to public works, and a fourth to a greatly expanded system of labor exchanges. We are here concerned immediately with only one type of proposal, unemployment compensation, but these others are so intimately related to it that to insure perspective their general nature must briefly be sketched. Most of the present discussion as to which proposal is best is a vast waste of time, for nearly without exception …
Current Rate-Making Procedure in Workmen's Compensation Insurance
Possibilities of Organized Markets in Various Commodities1
Unemployment Compensation in the United States
credit system, a third to government and to public works, and a fourth to a greatly expanded system of labor exchanges. We are here concerned immediately with only one type of proposal, unemployment compensation, but these others are so intimately related to it that to insure perspective their general nature must briefly be sketched. Most of the present discussion as to which proposal is best is a vast waste of time, for nearly without exception …
The Federal Program for Economic Security
W E ARE not discussing tonight, I assume we agree, a program intended to guarantee economic security. Such guarantees can hardly be in a world whose most consistent characteristic is its changeableness. The Federal program as a matter of fact is much more modest than its title: it consists principally of a series of recommendations for spreading certain losses that result from an insecure economic order. Although at various points it hopes to min…
The Relation of Government to Social Insurance
W E CAN sum up under four headings, perhaps five, the relations that government will have in this country to social security under any plan that we devise. Within the scope of this paper I want to discuss briefly each of these and indicate, as well as we can tell at this stage in this country, what appear to be the best principles in each relation. The government certainly has been the sponsor, and must continue to be the sponsor, of all forms of…
Appraisal of American Provisions for Old-Age Security
BROADLY considered, the world has discovered that there is no single method or procedure for handling the multiproblem we call old age. Passing for a moment the place of private agencies and services, two basic methods complement each other the world over: public contributory old-age insurance, that is, a system of contractual benefits financed by contributions of insured persons and their employers; and public noncontributory old-age assistance …
Social Insurance Co-ordination. An Analysis of German and British Organisation
Social Insurance Coordination; An Analysis of German and British Organization
Railroad Social Insurance
Report of the Board of Directors to the Members of The American Academy of Political and Social Science for the Year 1947
Report of the Board of Directors to the Members of The American Academy of Political and Social Science for the Year 1951
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