What is the primary purpose of SDI?

The primary purpose of Social Disability Insurance (SDI) is to provide financial support to individuals who are unable to work due to a disability. This program is designed to assist people in maintaining a level of financial stability when they face temporary or long-term disabilities that prevent them from participating in the workforce. SDI typically covers a portion of the wages lost due to such disabilities, aiming to ease the burden on those affected and help them focus on recovery or management of their condition.

While other options may sound plausible, they do not align with the established function of SDI in the context of financial support for individuals with disabilities. Each of those options, whether they suggest initiatives or benefits that do not primarily focus on disability-related financial assistance, does not fulfill the same purpose as Social Disability Insurance.