Basic Income and a Just Society: Policy Choices for Canada's Social Safety Net

In a rapidly changing economic landscape, the authors delve into the pressing need for a reformation of Canada's social safety net. They explore the concept of basic income as a potential solution to address issues of inequality and to support citizens in a just and sustainable manner. With insights from a diverse group of experts, the discussion covers the challenges and opportunities that come with implementing such policies in a modern context.

Through their analytical approach, the authors provide a comprehensive examination of various policy choices and their implications. By weaving together economic theory, social justice, and practical considerations, they engage in a thought-provoking dialogue about how a basic income could reshape society, ensuring that every individual is afforded the dignity and support necessary to thrive.