Basic income. A radical project for a free society and a healthy economy
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The idea to pay people income regardless of their work or its search may seem mad. However, for the provision of unconditional basic income to each individual - both rich and poor, both economically active and inactive - were such large thinkers as Thomas Payne, John Stewart Mill and John Kenneth Galbrait. For a long time this idea was not taken seriously. Today, when the traditional state of universal well -being creaks from increased pressure, basic income has become the most widely discussed project in the world in the field of social policy.
Philip Van Paras and Yannik Vanderbreborcht defend the idea that the basic income will help to cope with economic insecurity and social exception in the XXI century. They combine arguments from the field of philosophy, politics and economics in order to compare the idea of basic income with rival projects from poverty and unemployment, trace its history, respond to economic and political objections against unconditional income, including the argument about the tendency to dull. Increase and encouragement of the behavior of a free -fiber, explain how such an incredible idea can be economically and politically achievable. In the era of growing inequality and political disunity, when the old answers to deeply rooted social problems do not inspire trust, the basic income gives hope that we will still be able to achieve a free society and a healthy economy
Philip Van Paras and Yannik Vanderbreborcht defend the idea that the basic income will help to cope with economic insecurity and social exception in the XXI century. They combine arguments from the field of philosophy, politics and economics in order to compare the idea of basic income with rival projects from poverty and unemployment, trace its history, respond to economic and political objections against unconditional income, including the argument about the tendency to dull. Increase and encouragement of the behavior of a free -fiber, explain how such an incredible idea can be economically and politically achievable. In the era of growing inequality and political disunity, when the old answers to deeply rooted social problems do not inspire trust, the basic income gives hope that we will still be able to achieve a free society and a healthy economy
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- Category:Business & Money
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ISBN:978-5-7598-1784-0
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