The social contract, as defined by Daniel Bell in his analysis of the post industrial society,
Provided that in exchange for hard work, saving, and skill improvement, citizens could expect from the government all of the following EXCEPT:

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Daniel Bell's analysis of the post-industrial society did not include a guaranteed job as part of the social contract. The focus was more on providing healthcare, education, and an increasing standard of living in exchange for citizens' contributions.

The Social Contract, as Defined by Daniel Bell in His