The Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) has been an effective tool in the ongoing pandemic crisis. Some have proposed that it should be made permanent and available more universally –that is, made into a form of basic income. A basic income raises many complex policy issues including its objectives, multiple design features, interactions with the existing system, its finance and fiscal federalism implications, to name a few. Since many of the same considerations apply to any basic income proposal, whether implemented across Canada or in a single province, we offer a set of questions that we believe must be considered in deciding whether and how to implement a basic income or any alternative social support policy
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Canada has had recurring debates about guaranteed or basic income over several decades. This article...
We propose mechanism for implementing a two-stage harmonized Basic Income Guarantee with federal and...
In many countries of today’s world, growing material inequality is becoming a serious threat to econ...
The Covid-19 crisis promises to be as big a shock to the UK economy as the 2007-08 financial crisis....
The Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) was a temporary cash transfer program for workers who h...
This article makes the case for the adoption of a Basic Income in the UK, set at the level of £8,500...
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about a variety of problems on a global scale. Canada's most heavi...
The Canadian welfare system has been in place for several decades, but it has not fully addressed so...
Provincial income assistance caseloads declined from April 2020 to October 2020, with some provinces...
Centre for Brexit Studies Director Professor Alex de Ruyter has made the case for a Universal Basic ...
The ongoing Coronavirus crisis has raised many questions around employment in the UK and what simply...
Abstract: As formal market employment becomes more fragmented, leading to longer and more frequent p...
abstract: Economists, policy-makers, and various intellectuals have consistently debated the stronge...
As the COVID-19 pandemic forces more non-essential businesses to shutter and leaves a growing number...
Canada’s social safety net has failed to serve many marginalized people during COVID-19, leaving car...
Canada has had recurring debates about guaranteed or basic income over several decades. This article...
We propose mechanism for implementing a two-stage harmonized Basic Income Guarantee with federal and...
In many countries of today’s world, growing material inequality is becoming a serious threat to econ...
The Covid-19 crisis promises to be as big a shock to the UK economy as the 2007-08 financial crisis....
The Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) was a temporary cash transfer program for workers who h...
This article makes the case for the adoption of a Basic Income in the UK, set at the level of £8,500...
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about a variety of problems on a global scale. Canada's most heavi...
The Canadian welfare system has been in place for several decades, but it has not fully addressed so...
Provincial income assistance caseloads declined from April 2020 to October 2020, with some provinces...
Centre for Brexit Studies Director Professor Alex de Ruyter has made the case for a Universal Basic ...
The ongoing Coronavirus crisis has raised many questions around employment in the UK and what simply...
Abstract: As formal market employment becomes more fragmented, leading to longer and more frequent p...
abstract: Economists, policy-makers, and various intellectuals have consistently debated the stronge...