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 social insurance. It very likely will be the principal, if not the only, administrator. I believe it will also be the principal insurance carrier, or, if you like, the principal insurer. And finally, depending on our plan in part, but again generally speaking, the government will be asked to be a major contributor to or financial supporter of the system

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