The purpose of social insurance is to

a. encourage charitable donations
b. provide money to the poor
c. provide in-kind aid to the poor
d. redistribute income for the old to the young
e. supplement the incomes of those who have worked but are now retired, temporarily unemployed, or disabled


E

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