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What about an assured minimum income? Some facts, observations and difficulties

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Friends Committee on National Legislation; Wilson, E. Raymond

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A memorandum supporting the campaign for a guaranteed minimum income, containing descriptive statistics of those living in poverty in the United States, explaining the difference between welfare and assured minimum income, listing prominent individuals, foundations, and groups supporting adoption of a guaranteed minimum income, and analysis of some of the potential difficulties in the creation and implementation of such a program.Original version: printed material; DC Public Library, Special Collections, Poor People's Campaign Collection
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Keywords

  1. Demonstrations
  2. Federal Aid To Public Welfare
  3. Friends Committee On National Legislation (U.S.)
  4. Politics
  5. Poor People's Campaign
  6. Poverty
  7. Public Welfare

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