The theory that the state can jump-start change in both the workplace and the family arises from the belief that government can create incentives for reform that are more universal, and more equalizing, than either __________ or __________ can achieve on their own.

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The correct answer is "families; the market" because the theory posits that the state's interventions can lead to more universal and equalizing reforms than what families or the market could achieve independently, highlighting the role of government incentives in driving change.

The Theory That the State Can Jump-Start Change in Both