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Universal basic income
 — reciprocity and the right to non-exclusion
Author(s)Jurgen de Wispelaere
Corporate AuthorCitizen's Income Trust
PublisherCitizen's Income Trust, London, 1999
Pages24 pp (Citizen's Income Trust occasional paper)
SourceCitizen's Income Study Centre, St Philips Building, Sheffield Street, London WC2A 2EX.
KeywordsIncome [older people] ; Social security benefits ; Social policy.
AnnotationThe introduction of a universal basic income, to which all citizens are entitled, irrespective of family situation, income, and without past, present, or future work requirement is one proposal advanced in the ongoing debate on welfare state reform. This paper examines the arguments for and against a basic income scheme, and suggests that it is possible to integrate basic income in a reciprocity-sensitive framework. (AKM).
Accession NumberCPA-990420204 B
ClassmarkJF: JH: TM2

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