In the post-war years (1950s and 1960s) there was a broad consensus on government social and economic policy in the UK. This can be referred to in the following terms: (Please select all that apply.)

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The post-war years in the UK were characterized by a commitment to 'big government' and a Keynesian welfare consensus. This period saw an acceptance of the state's role in providing welfare and managing the economy, contrasting with neoliberalism and anti-statism, which advocate for reduced government intervention.

In the Post-War Years (1950s and 1960s) There Was a Broad