The Case for Universal Basic Services. Anna Coote

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      3  Introduction Notes

      4  1 Why We Need This Change Notes

      5  2 How Would It Work in Practice? Responsibility Power and devolution Ownership Funding arrangements Degrees of participation Conditionality Entitlements The role of the state Common features Notes

      6  3 The Benefits of UBS Equality Efficiency Solidarity Sustainability Considering UBS alongside cash payments Notes

      7  4 Rolling Out UBS: Meeting Needs for Care Child care Adult social care Notes

      8  5 Rolling Out UBS: Housing, Transport, Information Housing Transport Reaching further with UBS: a note about food Notes

      9  6 Challenges and Responses Power and competence of government Decision making Profiteering by big corporations Meeting resistance How much would it cost and is it affordable? Notes

      10  Conclusions Notes

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      12  End User License Agreement

      1 Chapter 3Figure 3.1 UK: Indirect taxes and benefits-in-kind as a proportion of disposable income by …

      2 Chapter 6Figure 6.1 Proposed spending on UBS as percentage of GDPFigure 6.2 Tax revenues in OECD countries as % of GDPFigure 6.3 Tax levels required for UBS and UBI

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