Multiple Choice
How does France's current welfare state differ from those of its social-democratic peers in Europe?
A) Its broad scope has proved less popular domestically than those of its peers.
B) It is, on average, less well funded than those of its peers.
C) It has not undergone pension reforms or seen a reduction of welfare bureaucracy.
D) It is less rigid, with fewer legal protections for employed workers.
E) Most of its benefits go to the poorest French, while those of its peers mostly fund the middle class.
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