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Showing posts with label job matching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label job matching. Show all posts
Sunday, March 26, 2017
Neil Wilson — Jobs and Vacancies
Another good one on unemployment from Neil on how the JG solves an unrecognized issue in analysis of employment and the dynamics of the labor market.
Modern Money Matters
Jobs and Vacancies
Neil Wilson
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Neil Wilson — Is Basic Income Basically Theft?
The Basic Income idea has some great marketing behind it and superficially appears to solve problems. Unfortunately the tricks used to promote it come straight out of the propaganda textbooks — attributing miracles to the policy when there are not justified.
The main trick is to compare an income guarantee to the broken system we have at the moment. The result is a miraculous increase in output. But that has nothing to do with the merits of Basic Income. It is just what would happen with any system of increased spending activity that knocks our monetary production systems out of the persistent slumps they always finds themselves in under ‘laissez faire’ conditions.
It’s only when you compare Basic Income with other managed economy schemes that the issues with it come to light….Modern Money Matters
Is Basic Income Basically Theft?
Neil Wilson
Saturday, December 3, 2016
Neil Wilson — Job Guarantee — Jobs For the People
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