A Monetary Reformist Road to Universal Basic Income

A Monetary Reformist Road to Universal Basic Income is a scholarly work, published in 2007 in ''Basic Income Studies''. The main subjects of the publication include development economics, Keynesian economics, universal basic income, economics, and macroeconomics. This note identifies three arguments from the monetary reform debate that are particularly relevant to universal basic income (UBI) and explores their contribution to the cumulative case for UBI..

DOI 10.2202/1932-0183.1055

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