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The Case For And Against Universal Basic Income

Aaron Bandler

Some on the right are embracing a form of government policy as a means to end poverty: universal basic income. The notion has been championed by conservative and libertarian scholars like Charles Murray and Milton Friedman, while others like Thomas Sowell are vehemently opposed to the idea.

Which viewpoint is correct?

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