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The frequency with which disability strikes and the financial problems which it generates are so manifest to the general public as to produce a keen awareness of the need for coverage. But the meeting of that need on a sound and adequate basis is beset with complex and baffling problems, some of which have thus far defied solution. These problems have political as well as economic and social implications, and anyone who wishes to approach them intelligently must of necessity have a broad background of knowledge and experience in many areas. The preparation of this volume was undertaken in the hope that it might comprise a valuable contribution to such a background.
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