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Why a Canadian Basic Income is inevitable

By Evelyn L. Forget Comments Off on Why a Canadian Basic Income is inevitable , , , , , , ,

In Canadian policy circles, Basic Income has come to mean a stipend paid to families or individuals without the many conditions and rules that govern existing income assistance programs. The amount received is gradually reduced as income from other sources increases. However, Basic Income is not just about welfare reform. A Basic Income is most […]