Welfare programs can create dependency from "summary" of Capitalism and Freedom by Milton Friedman
One of the key arguments against welfare programs is the idea that they can lead to dependency. When individuals receive assistance from the government on a regular basis, they may become reliant on these benefits and lose the motivation to work and support themselves. This can create a cycle of dependency that is difficult to break. As Milton Friedman points out, welfare programs can inadvertently discourage people from seeking employment and developing their skills. If individuals can rely on government assistance to meet their basic needs, they may see little reason to pursue education or training that could lead to better job opportunities. This lack of incentive to work can ultimately harm both the individual and society as a whole. Furthermore, the provision of wel...
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