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Noam Chomsky on basic income
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1:56Now PlayingOriginally published on 19 Apr 2015
-- Zitat: Kölner Initiative Grundeinkommen e. V. --
Noam Chomsky scheint unzureichend über die Ursprünge der Idee informiert zu sein, wenn er am Anfang seiner Antwort behaupted »It comes from the right wing – originally (…)«. Dies wird in diesem historischen Abriss erkenntlich:
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The idea of an unconditional basic income has three historical roots. The idea of a minimum income first appeared at the beginning of the 16th century. The idea of an unconditional one-off grant first appeared at the end of the 18th century. And the two were combined for the first time to form the idea of an unconditional basic income near the middle of the 19th century.
1. Minimum income: the humanists More (1516) and Vives (1526)
2. Basic endowment: the republicans Condorcet (1794) and Paine (1796)
3. Basic income: the utopian socialists Charlier (1848) and Mill (1849)
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