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    Negative Income Tax

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    It is 2032 and a guaranteed universal basic income has been in place for about 5 years now. My dad is a doctor and went through 2 medical residencies to get where he is now. He has been in school for as long as I can remember, working hard, studying so much my family barely saw him, he even had to work two jobs when he was in residency so that our family could live comfortably. 6 years ago, all of my dad’s dedication and hard work paid off. He opened his own practice! Back then, we all thought…

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    may not take them much money. I agree with the statement that earning money is more important than working at a job that you enjoy. One study from the University of Michigan show that 57 percent of people are not gratified with their job because the income is less than $10,000. There are three reasons why I prefer a well-paid, job; money, benefit, and retire early. Everything in modern society is based on money. As the saying goes, money makes the world go around. When you ferment at a business…

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    towards a career is more beneficial that settling for a typical job because a career provides a variety of additional benefits that cannot be experienced in a job. A specific benefit that can be recognized in a career, is a higher annual salary and income. Most jobs offer minimum wage or a low…

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    yearly income, the individual should clearly accept the offer with the investment bank since it’d be more effective, “Working in finance, however, you earn much more than you need and give half of your earnings to the charity, which can use that money to employ two extra workers…” (Singer,…

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    Great Society and the conservative presidency of Ronald Reagan” (Jansson). Nixon proposed a guaranteed income system, which was opposed by Liberal individuals who were in opposition. The goal of the guaranteed income system was to reduce poverty and there were two unsuccessful attempts to enact a guaranteed minimum income in the…

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    •Economics Professor Guy Standing explains basic income in his book The Precariat: The New Dangerous Class as follows: “The core of the proposal is that every legal resident of a country or community, children as well as adults, should be provided with a modest monthly payment. Each individual would have a cash card entitling them to draw a monthly amount for basic needs, to spend as they see fit, with add-ons for special needs, such as disability. In most rich countries, it would be less…

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    Universal Basic income has direct impacts of several principles of Catholic Social Teaching and its potential to impact the social good. Intimate involvement with core values associated with the social good and individual responsibilities are prerequisite to understanding the impetus behind establishing a UBI. While further analysis is needed before it can be equated with increasing the common good of mankind, it does have several aspects that are aimed at improving the well-being of all,…

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    is a huge part of college's income if they have major sports program it is a part of their income they depend on its only fair they get paid. the student athletes spend countless hours practicing training and competing in their sport it basically is a job to them it's time they get paid. If you spend several hours doing something for someone and they get millions and you get nothing how would this make you feel. that's how college athletes feel. Athletes need this income to live, it is fair and…

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    to offer up a potential solution: the universal basic income (UBI). This welfare program in its simplest form would see all citizens of any given country receive an intermittent, unconditional payment from the government. One publication in support of the basic income is “Arguing for Basic Income” by Philippe Van Parijs. However, the UBI is not without controversy. Oren Cass of the National Review wrote an article titled “Why a Universal Basic Income Is a Terrible Idea” in which he expresses his…

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    Second Harvest

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    Referencing from the course material, Living with the Earth, as for food security worldwide, more people are unable to afford food, conditions in agriculture become more unfavorable, and governments have been unable to provide the infrastructure or policies needed to promote domestic production. Not to mention that the poorest in society will have less access to health and education and it is estimated that 8 million of people die every year. In like manner, it is assessed that 10 preschool…

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