Welfare Capitalism Is Characterized By

Multiple Choice

Welfare capitalism is characterized by:

A) Worker cooperatives or worker-owned companies that redistribute wealth in such a way as to eliminate the need for welfare programs.
B) Management systems that emphasize orderly hiring and firing procedures, wage incentives, protective insurance, positive work culture, and employee voice.
C) Taxes on the rich which are then redistributed to unemployed workers.
D) A free trade system which results in a high concentration of wealth among a very few and large numbers of people on welfare.