How did the “Great Depression” usher in the “New Deal” of social welfare in the US?

Briefly explain, in your own words, the “retrenchment” of social welfare policy in the US from the 1970s through the 1990s.
2. How did the “Great Depression” usher in the “New Deal” of social welfare in the US?
3. Explain how the three conceptual foundations of social welfare policy in the US are interrelated?
4. Who is served by the ideology of “blaming the victim” and how does it reflect the prevailing ideology of social welfare policy in the US?
5. Explain the circumstances in which the “garbage can model” of social welfare policy is the goodness of fit.

Explain How the Great Recession Changed Banking.

How has the size of your selected investment bank changed in the last decade? Use $ valuations to illustrate the change. In which investment bank functions did their overall business increase and/or decrease? 4. Prepare a balance sheet analysis of the bank, comparing 2007 B/S $ values to the most recently published B/S (either 2017 or 2018). include the following  a. % change in total assets, liabilities, and equity positions over this period b. Past and current leverage position of the investment bank, and % change over this period c. Comparison of book to market value of the bank, 2007 to current value

Explain Jin-tae (the older brother)’ action before and after his conscription to the military by using Confucian ethics.

Tae Guk Gi (the name of the ROK national flag) follows the fortunes of two brothers, Jin-tae and Jin-sŏk during the Korean War. Jin-tae, the older brother, is a shoemaker, who works tirelessly to provide enough money for the younger, Jin- sŏk, to go to college. Their hopes and dreams, however, are shattered when both are forced to join the ROK army at the outbreak of the Korean War. The movie follows the brothers through the war. Questions: 1. Explain Jin-tae (the older brother)’ action before and after his conscription to the military by using Confucian ethics. 2. How does this film define the Korean War? According to this film, what was the Korean War about? Which scene/dialogue does convey this message the best? 3. Who is the hero of this film? Explain your answer. 4. Released in 2004, this film had tremendous commercial success in South Korea. It also led to the production of many more Korean War-related movies later there. What does this film’s success and tell us about South Korea in the 2000s?