Michael Roberts

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Marxian economist.

Should we have a universal basic income?

Michael Roberts disagrees and says:

The basic income demand is just too basic. As a reform for labour, it is not as good as the demand for a job for all who need it at a living wage; or reducing the working week while maintaining wages; or providing decent pensions. And under socialism, it would be redundant. (source)