For All These Rights

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The book delves into the historical development of America's reliance on employment-based benefits, tracing its roots from the 1910s to the 1960s. It highlights the partnership between the state, economy, and citizens established by the New Deal, emphasizing the unique role of private health insurance in American life. Jennifer Klein explores the interconnectedness of the life insurance industry, Social Security politics, and labor movements, illustrating how these elements collectively shaped the firm-centered welfare system and influenced social security policies.