[:de]…fragt Chris Cillizza auf CNN Politics.[:]
Kategorie: Universal Basic Income
[:de]“Work gives us dignity“…[:]
[:de]“Labour’s most ‘radical’ manifesto with universal basic income pilot“…[:]
[:de]…darüber schreibt Ashley Cowburn im Independent.[:]
[:de]Andrew Yang – interview by The Washington Post[:]
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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
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[:de]Universal Basic Income Explained…[:]
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[:de]Freedom Dividend as an absolute game-changer for single parents[:]
[:de]Increasing income by reducing taxes or by Basic Income?[:]
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Pretty much every Republican ever: "If you vote for me, I will increase your income by reducing your taxes."
Media: "Sound legit."
Yang: "Here's $1000/mo. Do anything you want with it. I'd rather change lives for the better than spend it on advertising."
Media: "Sounds fishy." https://t.co/7UIIy5wiGK
— Scott Santens (@scottsantens) September 13, 2019
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[:de]“Book review of “The War on Normal People” – Karl Widerquist on Andrew Yang…[:]
[:de]…die Rezension findet sich auf den Basic Income News.[:]
[:de]“$1,000 a month, no strings attached“…[:]
[:de]…darüber schreibt Robert Samuels in der Washington Post.[:]
[:de]“The Cost of Universal Basic Income is the Net Transfer Amount, Not the Gross Price Tag“…[:]
[:de]…ein Beitrag von Scott Santens, der angesichts der häufig anzutreffenden Milchmädchenrechnungen zu den Kosten eines Bedingungslosen Grundeinkommen auf Missverständnisse hinweist. Auch andere haben auf diese Fehlrechnungen schon hingewiesen, siehe hier.[:]