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Basic Income and Economic Integration
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Bill Jordan
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January 17, 2008
This article addresses some of the issues raised for the Basic Income (BI) principle by global economic integration; especially the argument that a new model of reciprocity between affluent and developing economies does not require, and might be undermined by, this approach. In that view, complementarity between an Anglophone version of capitalism and an Asian model of human development can supply a more reliable route to eliminating world poverty and advancing global well-being.
Published Online: 2008-1-17
©2011 Walter de Gruyter GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin/Boston
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Articles in the same Issue
- Front Matter
- Content
- From the Editors
- List of Contributors
- Research Article
- Is Basic Income Viable?
- A Basic Income for Housing? Simulating a Universal Housing Transfer in the Netherlands and Sweden
- Anthroposophical Reflections on Basic Income
- Research Note
- Basic Income and Economic Integration
- Reforming Tax Incentives Into Uniform Refundable Tax Credits
- Debate
- Basic Income and the Republican Ideal: Rethinking Material Independence in Contemporary Societies
- A Republican Right to Basic Income?
- Property and Republican Freedom: An Institutional Approach to Basic Income
- Why Republicanism?
- The Republican Case for Basic Income: A Plea for Difficulty
- Book Review
- Review of Harvey and Boyle (eds.), Basic Income Guarantees and the Right to Work
- Review of Guy Standing and Michael Samson, A Basic Income Grant for South Africa
- Review of Tony Fitzpatrick, New Theories of Welfare
- Review of Erik Olin Wright (ed.), Redesigning Distribution
