Sentence examples for income proposal from inspiring English sources

The report comes a week after the launch of a similar plan from the New Economics Foundation (NEF) thinktank was welcomed by the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell, in a signal of the growing interest in UBI, and as economists increasingly look at ways to finance a basic income proposal.

First, every basic income proposal I've seen has been subsistence-level basic income; people would still have to work to get anything better than a thin shared roof over their heads and three cheap meals a day.

Before you start planning your move to Finland to be showered in free cash, however, it's worth pointing out that the basic income proposal will be officially prepared by the government by November 2016, so it's still some way off, according to Finnish press reports.

Before you start planning your move to Finland to be showered in free cash, however, it's worth pointing out that the basic income proposal will be officially prepared by the government by November 2016, so it's still some way off, according toFinnish press reports.

It's easy to see why basic income proposals are gaining steam right now.

Basic income proposals are sprouting up again, from the right as well as the left.

And this may be no bad thing: it may be better to think of UBI and other basic income proposals as thought experiments, allowing us to test our intuitions about subjects such as fairness, inequality, property, markets and risk.

There's been a remarkable change in recent years in terms of countries putting basic income proposals on the table in a legislative sense.

The progressive wave of the era — which was so strong that even Nixon had to ride it (the Clean Air Act, E.P.A., Moynihan's guaranteed-income proposal) — would have crested much higher under a President Humphrey.

The demogrants were a bit woolly but not all that different from Nixon's own guaranteed-income proposal, the Family Assistance Plan, which died in the Senate that same year.

In this context, she mentions Compass (the pressure group that includes Greens, Labour members, and many people with no party attachment) and the RSA, formally the Royal Society for the Encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, whose basic-income proposal was published in December 2015.