guaranteed-minimum-what

5/25/2017

In this blog post, the author discusses the concept of a guaranteed minimum income (GMI) and explores its potential benefits and challenges. The article argues that a GMI could address the issue of income inequality, provide a social safety net, and empower individuals to pursue meaningful work and education. The author also examines the potential impact of GMI on the economy, discussing how it could stimulate entrepreneurship and economic growth. However, the article also acknowledges the concerns and criticisms related to GMI, such as the potential disincentive to work and the implications for government finances. Overall, it provides a thoughtful analysis of the GMI concept and its potential implications for society and the economy.

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