The question of how a country can fund a Citizens Income is one that comes up very often. Here we have collected articles on how a Citizens Income can be funded and the modelling put forward for such schemes.
Rethinking Poverty has republished a blog post by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation’s Chris Goulden: … [Universal Basic Income] is not affordable, unpalatable to most of the public because of its ‘money Read More
On the 2nd April 2018, the Institute for Public Policy Research published a report, Our Common Wealth, which recommends that a Citizens’ Wealth Fund should be established, which by 2030 Read More
The Institute for Public Policy Research has published Our Common Wealth: A Citizens’ Wealth Fund for the UK: A declining labour share of national income, together with unequal capital ownership, Read More
The Institute for Social and Economic Research at the University of Essex has published four EUROMOD working papers relevant to the Citizen’s Basic Income Debate. 1. Diego Collado has written Financial Read More
Anthony Painter, Jake Thorold and Charlie Young have written a report entitled Pathways to Universal Basic Income: The case for a Universal Basic Opportunity Fund. The authors write this: In Read More