In interview exchange on tech disrupting jobs @JoeBiden unprompted brings up @AndrewYang
Biden: “By the way, the guy who makes sense — believe it or not, even though all he talks about is $1,000 — is Yang. He’s smart enough to know what the problem is.” https://t.co/moj2oVzItE pic.twitter.com/lKRaqPp13r— Douglas W. Burns (@douglaswburns) December 19, 2019
Kategorie: Universal Basic Income
„Universal Basic Income: An Idea Whose Time Has Come“…
…schreibt Grayson Quay in The American Conservative.
Zur Finanzierungsfrage, die am Ende des Beitrag gestellt wird, siehe hier und hier. Wie so häufig werden Brutto- und Nettokosten verwechselt.
Sascha Liebermann
„Beyond Slavery“ – Cartoon explains Universal Basic Income
If you want to end 'modern slavery' then you need to give people the power to reject bad work. Could a Universal Basic Income do that? pic.twitter.com/7EfOTB8DSi
— Beyond Slavery (@BeyondSlavery) December 2, 2019
„Universal basic income: a way through the storm?“…
…mehrere Beiträge namhafter Autoren dazu auf openDemocracy.
„Exploring Universal Basic Income…
…A Guide to Navigating Concepts, Evidence, and Practices“ herausgegeben von Ugo Gentilini, Margaret Grosh, Jamele Rigolini, and Ruslan Yemtsov, publiziert von der Worldbank Group. Zum Buch geht es hier.
„Are we still underrating Andrew Yang?“…
…fragt Chris Cillizza auf CNN Politics.
„Work gives us dignity“…
Don't be fooled by this "dignity of work" argument that is used against #BasicIncome. (In that, giving people economic security somehow robs work of it's dignity.)
UBI is freedom. Freedom includes the dignity of choice, while domination demands without options. pic.twitter.com/E8A63AGPti
— Basic Income Images (@BasicIncomeIMG) November 24, 2019
„Labour’s most ‘radical’ manifesto with universal basic income pilot“…
…darüber schreibt Ashley Cowburn im Independent.
Andrew Yang – interview by The Washington Post
Watch live as Democratic candidate Andrew Yang talks with The Post's @costareports about his "freedom dividend" plan and how he would plan to rebuild the nation's infrastructure.
https://t.co/bHbxbh9Z9Y— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) October 21, 2019