In 1911, Liberals in Britain initiated a new social policy funded by new taxes on the wealthy that was known as the

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The National Insurance Act of 1911, introduced by the Liberal government in Britain, established a system of health insurance and unemployment benefits, funded through contributions from workers, employers, and the government. This was part of a broader set of social reforms aimed at addressing poverty and insecurity, and was indeed funded by new taxes on the wealthy.

In 1911, Liberals in Britain Initiated a New Social Policy