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Social Values (4574 words) |
 | Changes in social values occur, to name a few reasons, because of (a) scientific findings, (b) evolution of religious beliefs, (c) changes in moral values, (d) the persistence of vision-driven advocates, (e) media, (f) changes in the economy, (g) technological innovation, (h) demographic shifts, or (i) for no discernible reason at all. |
| In an uncontroversial section of the Social Security Act of 1935, Aid to Dependant Children was created to provide payments to the mothers, generally assumed to be the widow of a working man killed in a mine or factory. |
| For example, one important social value has changed from: women may not work (outside the home), to women should not work, to women may work – and now to women must work and onward to work as the solution for poverty. |
| Social value - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (69 words) |
| It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with Value system. |
| Social values are what the majority of the citizens agree with and/or go by. |
| Joseph Schumpeter, 1908-9, "On the Concept of Social Value", Quarterly Journal of Economics, volume 23. |
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