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  • Cross-national preferences for welfare support differ by type of political economy. Industrial nations, with legitimized welfare systems and an ideology of opportunity, have stable attitudes toward welfare systems. In the case of the Philippines, however, welfare measures are supported, while leveling measures are not. (xsd:string)
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