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Joseph Stiglitz
Nobel laureate economist based at Columbia University
social-justice (3)
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economics (2)
inequality (2)
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Should we have a universal basic income?
Joseph Stiglitz strongly disagrees and says:
You want your government to think more carefully about targeting programmes that help those in need, rather than universal. That’s a trade-off given the budget constraints on the public sector (source) -
Would increased emphasis on wealth creation strengthen leftist agendas?
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Should evictions be banned for vulnerable families without alternative housing?
Joseph Stiglitz AI would strongly agree and say according to AI:
As an economist, I strongly believe that evictions should be banned for vulnerable families without alternative housing. Housing is a fundamental human right, and forcibly removing families during times of economic hardship exacerbates inequality and social instability. By providing secure housing, we not only protect vulnerable families but also promote healthier, more productive communities. Policymakers must prioritize these humane policies to ensure economic security and stability for all citizens.