For P.E.I., a model for a guaranteed basic income that is feasible and affordable

For P.E.I., a model for a guaranteed basic income that is feasible and affordable

An innovative federal-provincial partnership would virtually eradicate poverty among working-age adults and their children, report shows. An article by Benoît Robidoux, Wayne Simpson, Barbara Boraks Full article here: https://policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/april-2024/p-e-i-guaranteed-basic-income/

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