Titlebook: Inequality in the Digital Economy; The Case for a Unive Andrew White Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclu

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Introduction, important in solidifying the author’s growing sense that UBI could help to mitigate many of the social and economic problems generated by our increasing dependence on the digital economy. As the author has argued elsewhere, the structural logic of the digital economy as presently constituted widens

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Towards a New Philosophy of Work in the Digital Economyo which automation has made many jobs less than worthwhile, even if the continued employment of people in those particular roles might superficially suggest otherwise [Graeber, .. Penguin (2018)]. Taken together, these points are used to think through how we might redefine the role and scope of the

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Overcoming Objections and Making the Political Argument for UBI The chapter suggests ways of overcoming objections to the fear of purported rises in non-work, as well as pointing out that the arguable benefits to citizens’ mental health and wellbeing would place UBI within the context of existing public policies geared towards promoting the same goals. The book