What used to be a pet project of libertarians is gaining wider support. But a poverty backstop is no alternative to the economic and social reform we need There aren't many ideas that unite trade unionists, the libertarian right, the green movement, and the Silicon Valley tech scene . But that's the rainbow alliance backing a universal basic income, a centuries-old idea posited as the solution to a range of 21st-century problems. Is its surprising coalition of bedfellows a sign of an idea whose ...
Universal basic income is no panacea for us - and Labour shouldn't back it | Sonia Sodha
The Guardian - 18 Dec 2017 08:00
What used to be a pet project of libertarians is gaining wider support. But a poverty backstop is no alternative to the economic and social reform we need There aren't many ideas that unite trade unionists, the libertarian right, the green movement, and the Silicon Valley tech scene . But that's the rainbow alliance backing a universal basic income, a centuries-old idea posited as the solution to a range of 21st-century problems. Is its surprising coalition of bedfellows a sign of an idea whose ...
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