Should we be debating a basic income guarantee instead of minimum wage hikes and wealth taxes?
[Craig Axford]
Citing a 2009 report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CPPA), this author argues that a basic income guarantee wouldn’t necessarily involve a huge expenditure by government to implement. Providing a greater degree of separation between work and income might, as Eric Fromm argued, also greatly enhance personal freedom.
Duncan Cameron, “A living minimum”, rabble.ca, February 4, 2014
