The family and state policy Flashcards
(4 cards)
1
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What are direct effects?
A
visible, intended effects of a policy. For example, married person’s tax benefits had a direct effect on the numbers of cohabiting couples choosing to get married.
2
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What policies have a direct impact on the family?
A
Divorce reform act
Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Bill
Marriage Tax Credit
Same sex marriage act
Child Tax credit
2
Q
What are the indirect effects?
A
things that happen that are not necessarily expected. For example, privatising healthcare for the elderly (pay for care); this indirectly affects families by placing the burden of care on women and a financial strain on families
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