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Financing Basic Income : A Dual Income Proposal
Financing Basic Income : A Dual Income Proposal
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- 자료유형
- 전자책 국외
- 최종처리일시
- 20260202073946.0
- ISBN
- 9783031290121 (electronic bk.)
- ISBN
- 9783031290114
- 미국회청구기호
- HJ9-9940
- 서명/저자
- Financing Basic Income : A Dual Income Proposal
- 판사항
- 2nd ed.
- 형태사항
- 1 online resource (180 pages)
- 총서명
- Exploring the Basic Income Guarantee Series
- 내용주기
- 완전내용Intro -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Prologue to the Second Edition -- COVID-19: Crisis as (Lost) Opportunity -- Building upon a foundation -- Contents -- Abbreviations and Acronyms -- Variations of Basic Income and Guaranteed Income -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1 Introduction: Financing Approaches to Basic Income -- Basic Income Models -- Financing Approaches -- Part I Foundations for a Basic Income Guarantee (BIG) -- 2 The Cost of Universal Basic Income: Public Savings and Programme Redundancy Exceed Cost -- Introduction -- The Argument: "It Is too Expensive to Give the Entire Population Basic Income" -- A Common Theme in the Literature -- A Country-Specific Illustration of the Cost Objection -- Four Responses: Savings and Other Income Sources -- First Response: Savings from Replacement of Existing Income Security Programmes -- Conclusion: Programme Savings and Redundancy Are Vastly Underestimated -- Second Response: Inefficiencies and Leakages in the Existing Tax System-No New Taxes! -- Third Response: Freedom from Bureaucracy -- Fourth Response: Externalities and Current Free-Riding -- Conclusion -- Appendix-Missed Savings and Redundancies in the UBI Cost Objection: A Summary -- References -- 3 Unconditional Basic Income in Portugal: How Can We Afford It? -- Definitions -- Introduction -- How We Can Afford It. How Can We Not? -- Case Studies and Surplus Financing -- Further Research: Completing the UBI Project for Portugal -- References -- Part II Cost Feasibility of Basic Income in Europe -- 4 Financing Basic Income in Switzerland, and an Overview of the 2016 Referendum Debates -- Part I: The Gross Cost -- Part II: The Clearing System -- Clearing Payments and Scale -- Part III: How to Cover the Gap -- Value Added Tax -- Other Indirect Taxes-Energy Taxation -- Direct Taxes -- Part IV: The Models in Discussion -- Bernhard K?ndig.
- 내용주기
- 완전내용H?ni and Schmidt -- M?ller and Straub -- M?ller and Straub II, Analysis of Potential -- Others -- In Comparison: A Schematic Proposal -- Part V: The Opponents -- Economiesuisse -- The "Message" of the Federal Council -- Conclusion -- References -- Part III Building Up BIG -- 5 Total Economic Rents in Australia as a Source for Basic Income -- Land Rent -- Resource Rents -- Electromagnetic (EM) Spectrum -- Corporate Commons -- Water -- Public Utility Privatization -- Airports -- Taxi Licenses -- Fishing Licenses and Quotas -- Forestry -- Gambling -- Privatized Public Transport Providers -- Cybersquatting of Internet Domain Names -- Patents -- Satellite Orbits -- Internet Infrastructure -- Banking Licenses -- Carbon Taxes -- Summary -- References -- 6 Universal Basic Income and Land Value: A Canadian Assessment, with Implications for America -- Introduction -- Updating Canadian Land Value and Land Rents in 2020 -- The Cost (Gross) of UBI Versus Guaranteed Livable Income -- Other Sources of Economic Rent, Royalties and Common Wealth -- Conclusion -- References -- 7 Conclusion -- Five Key Policy Lessons from This Study -- References -- Appendix 1 -- Switzerland's Basic Income Referendum Results -- Appendix 2 -- Marginal Personal Income Tax Rates: American Precedents, Veils of Ignorance -- Marginal Income Tax Rate for the Highest Income Bracket-United States -- Reference -- Appendix 3 -- The Original Financing Plan for Guaranteed Annual Income (GAI) or BIG -- Reference -- Appendix 4 -- Resource Rents, Supplementing Basic Income with a Universal Dividend: Petro-Canada and Norway's Statoil -- References -- Index.
- 초록/해제
- 요약This Palgrave Pivot second edition argues that basic income is, in fact, affordable.The contributors approach the topic from the perspectives of three different countries--Canada, Switzerland, and Australia--to overcome objections that a universal program to keep all citizens above the poverty line would be too expensive to implement.
- 기타형태저록
- Print version / Pereira, RichardFinancing Basic Income. Cham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2023. 9783031290114
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■5050 ▼aIntro -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Prologue to the Second Edition -- COVID-19: Crisis as (Lost) Opportunity -- Building upon a foundation -- Contents -- Abbreviations and Acronyms -- Variations of Basic Income and Guaranteed Income -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- 1 Introduction: Financing Approaches to Basic Income -- Basic Income Models -- Financing Approaches -- Part I Foundations for a Basic Income Guarantee (BIG) -- 2 The Cost of Universal Basic Income: Public Savings and Programme Redundancy Exceed Cost -- Introduction -- The Argument: "It Is too Expensive to Give the Entire Population Basic Income" -- A Common Theme in the Literature -- A Country-Specific Illustration of the Cost Objection -- Four Responses: Savings and Other Income Sources -- First Response: Savings from Replacement of Existing Income Security Programmes -- Conclusion: Programme Savings and Redundancy Are Vastly Underestimated -- Second Response: Inefficiencies and Leakages in the Existing Tax System-No New Taxes! -- Third Response: Freedom from Bureaucracy -- Fourth Response: Externalities and Current Free-Riding -- Conclusion -- Appendix-Missed Savings and Redundancies in the UBI Cost Objection: A Summary -- References -- 3 Unconditional Basic Income in Portugal: How Can We Afford It? -- Definitions -- Introduction -- How We Can Afford It. How Can We Not? -- Case Studies and Surplus Financing -- Further Research: Completing the UBI Project for Portugal -- References -- Part II Cost Feasibility of Basic Income in Europe -- 4 Financing Basic Income in Switzerland, and an Overview of the 2016 Referendum Debates -- Part I: The Gross Cost -- Part II: The Clearing System -- Clearing Payments and Scale -- Part III: How to Cover the Gap -- Value Added Tax -- Other Indirect Taxes-Energy Taxation -- Direct Taxes -- Part IV: The Models in Discussion -- Bernhard K?ndig.
■5058 ▼aH?ni and Schmidt -- M?ller and Straub -- M?ller and Straub II, Analysis of Potential -- Others -- In Comparison: A Schematic Proposal -- Part V: The Opponents -- Economiesuisse -- The "Message" of the Federal Council -- Conclusion -- References -- Part III Building Up BIG -- 5 Total Economic Rents in Australia as a Source for Basic Income -- Land Rent -- Resource Rents -- Electromagnetic (EM) Spectrum -- Corporate Commons -- Water -- Public Utility Privatization -- Airports -- Taxi Licenses -- Fishing Licenses and Quotas -- Forestry -- Gambling -- Privatized Public Transport Providers -- Cybersquatting of Internet Domain Names -- Patents -- Satellite Orbits -- Internet Infrastructure -- Banking Licenses -- Carbon Taxes -- Summary -- References -- 6 Universal Basic Income and Land Value: A Canadian Assessment, with Implications for America -- Introduction -- Updating Canadian Land Value and Land Rents in 2020 -- The Cost (Gross) of UBI Versus Guaranteed Livable Income -- Other Sources of Economic Rent, Royalties and Common Wealth -- Conclusion -- References -- 7 Conclusion -- Five Key Policy Lessons from This Study -- References -- Appendix 1 -- Switzerland's Basic Income Referendum Results -- Appendix 2 -- Marginal Personal Income Tax Rates: American Precedents, Veils of Ignorance -- Marginal Income Tax Rate for the Highest Income Bracket-United States -- Reference -- Appendix 3 -- The Original Financing Plan for Guaranteed Annual Income (GAI) or BIG -- Reference -- Appendix 4 -- Resource Rents, Supplementing Basic Income with a Universal Dividend: Petro-Canada and Norway's Statoil -- References -- Index.
■520 ▼aThis Palgrave Pivot second edition argues that basic income is, in fact, affordable.The contributors approach the topic from the perspectives of three different countries--Canada, Switzerland, and Australia--to overcome objections that a universal program to keep all citizens above the poverty line would be too expensive to implement.
■588 ▼aDescription based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
■590 ▼aElectronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2026. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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