En théorie, le revenu de base est un concept attrayant. Mais selon un nouvel ouvrage de l’Institut de recherche en politiques publiques, la meilleure façon de remédier aux lacunes du filet social canadien réside plutôt dans un ensemble d’instruments de politiques. L’ouvrage propose une évaluation particulièrement exhaustive du revenu de base et en tire une analyse approfondie démontrant la nécessité de réformer les politiques sociales de tout le Canada. S’ils partagent la ferveur et l’esprit des partisans du revenu de base, ses auteurs en concluent que la solution optimale consiste à réformer les programmes existants et tracent une feuille de route à cet effet.
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Introduction
Acknowledgements
Introduction and Overview
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
PART 1: INCLUSIVE JUSTICE FRAMEWORK
Chapter 2. Efficiency, Justice and the Standard Approach to Policy Analysis
Anna Cameron, David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 3. Inclusive Justice as a Framework for Policy Analysis
Anna Cameron, David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 4. Structural Context and Implementation Challenges
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
PART 2: WHAT IS A BASIC INCOME?
Chapter 5. Defining a Basic Income
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 6. Basic Income Proposals in Canada
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 7. Are Basic Income Experiments Still Worthwhile?
Wayne Simpson
PART 3: THE PHILOSOPHICAL AND PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS OF A BASIC INCOME
Chapter 8. Philosophical Considerations: The Kind of Society We Want
Anna Cameron, David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 9. Poverty Reduction and Fiscal Cost Trade-Offs
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 10. Funding Options and the Welfare Wall
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 11. Is a Basic Income Simple?
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 12. Can a Basic Income Replace Income Assistance and Employment Insurance?
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
PART 4: ASSESSING CLAIMS IN FAVOUR OF A BASIC INCOME
Chapter 13. Is a Basic Income the Best Solution to Poverty?
Anna Cameron, David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 14. Effects of a Basic Income on Paid and Unpaid Work
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 15. The End-of-Work Rationale for a Basic Income
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 16. Cash Transfers and Child Outcomes
Lauren Jones and Mark Stabile
Chapter 17. More than a Basic Income: The Role of Training and Employment Support Programs
Sergei Filiasov and Arthur Sweetman
Chapter 18. Can a Basic Income Improve Health Outcomes and Reduce Health Care Spending?
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 19. How Would a Basic Income Affect Entrepreneurship?
John Lester
Chapter 20. Economic Recovery and Long-Run Growth
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 21. Public Support for a Basic Income
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
PART 5: TOWARD A JUST AND INCLUSIVE SOCIETY
Chapter 22. Our Assessment of a Basic Income
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
Chapter 23. If Not a Basic Income, Then What?
David A. Green, J. Rhys Kesselman, Daniel Perrin, Gillian Petit and Lindsay M. Tedds
