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BIG and the Negative Income Tax: A Comparative Spontaneous Orders Approach work to do; but insofar as most libertarians are libertarians because of their understanding of economics, it behooves them to at least come up with the least economically disruptive welfare program as a second-best proposal.

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Introductionantee (BIG). The first is the goal of reminding contemporary Austrian school economists the extent to which the founders and heroes of their school favored policies of this sort, and how well it fits within the Austrian school economic framework. The second is to expose market socialist thinkers, po

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Welfare in the Austrian Marketplace: Bridging Austrian and Market Socialist Economicsines the methodology of Menger, Mises, Hayek, and others; but an admiration for markets and criticism of government is almost universally expected of adherents. Of course, this was not always the case. As Hayek told Axel Leijonhufvud during his famous 1979 series of interviews conducted by other eco

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The BIG as a Helicopter Drop “with Austrian Characteristics”n to work (Van Parijs, 1991), or that it is a more palatable social safety net than traditional welfare programs (Handler and Babcock, 2006). These can be thought of as philosophical and microeconomic avenues of approach, respectively, and each is amply represented in this book. A somewhat less comm

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Taming Leviathan with a Basic Income accumulate enough that they prevent the market from efficiently allocating society’s scarce resources. Arguably, the United States is at that point today. The United States is experiencing its worst period of prolonged underemployment since the foundation of the modern welfare state in the 1930s. T

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BIG and the Negative Income Tax: A Comparative Spontaneous Orders Approach, and other redistributive welfare programs, however, are in fact quite popular in all developed countries (Iida and Matsubayashi, 2009), with BIG and NIT seriously considered by many classical liberal thinkers (Hayek, 1960; Friedman, 1962; Buchanan, 1997; Murray, 2006, 2008). The fact that at least

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