Swiss proposing guaranteed minimum income

[ISAtlanta300]

Nothing in it about minimum wage. Maybe you're reading a different one. .

Blank do you actually have the mental capacity to process thoughts, draw up conclusions and dissect and interpret text as it is written? It is a serious question.

The way you sound:

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Blank do you actually have the mental capacity to process thoughts, draw up conclusions and dissect and interpret text as it is written? It is a serious question.

absolutely. But minimum wage and minimum income are not the same thing at all, so I'm not sure what you're referring to.

[Vteckidd]

absolutely. But minimum wage and minimum income are not the same thing at all, so I'm not sure what you're referring to.

OK, forget i said that, look ill even go edit it. I dont want to spend 20 pages of you ignoring everything and only debating minimum income vs minimum wage , despite me ALREADY pointing out the difference.

Minimum Wage= Minimum amount of pay for a skill/job in the USA.
Minimum Income= Notion that you can pay anyone , regardless of employment , a minimum amount of money to survive , as the article states.

Great, got that covered, all you have to do is answer this now:

Where would the money come from to pay people "minimum incomes"?

How would you establish a "minimum income" salary level?

How did you arrive at that conclusion?

Despite the massive expansion of Entitlement Programs to help the poor, Poverty has largely remained unchanged in 50 years, True or False?

If you establish a "minimum income", would everything else in the economy (prices, wages, goods and services) stay the same?