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The history, economics, and politics of universal basic income.
Featured: Tax the Rich? Hire the Poor? Or? Open the collection →Power, participation, and the design of political institutions.
Featured: Money, a Symbol, vs Rent, a Real Surplus Open the collection →The relationship between human societies and the natural world.
Featured: Wired Magazine Lionized Tom Paine Open the collection →Essays on land value, property rights, and the economics of taxation.
Featured: The 18-Year Pattern Predicting 2027's Market Crash Open the collection →First principles, natural rights, and the moral case for reform.
Featured: Wired Magazine Lionized Tom Paine Open the collection →How markets, governments, and institutions shape wealth and poverty.
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