Why benefits for the poor become poor benefits
It is the strongest political argument for universality, and it has nothing to do with generosity: a measure received by a minority has nobody to defend it when the time comes to cut.
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It is the strongest political argument for universality, and it has nothing to do with generosity: a measure received by a minority has nobody to defend it when the time comes to cut.
Raising a child, caring for a parent, holding a household together: work without which no economy stands, unpaid and therefore invisible. A basic income does not pay for it, but it stops punishing it.
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