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An end to the perpetual welfare trap? Guaranteed incomes debated
Monday, August 27th, 2012
22 August 2012
… the idea is a no-brainer. Replacing Manitoba’s complicated welfare system could free up social workers to do what they do best — help people deal with addictions, get skills training and find daycare and decent housing, instead of parsing a huge menu of welfare rules. And it could shrink the city’s burgeoning poverty industry — food banks, charities, non-profits and social-services agencies that eat up millions in government funding.
Tags: economy, ideology, poverty, rights, standard of living, tax
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