With a sufficient basic income, zero is a living wage, and forcing a higher needlessly prevents some instances of cooperation. As far as I am concerned, it remains an open question whether the ideal level of basic income, all things factored in, is "sufficient" to that end (and, for that matter, what that ideal level of basic income is).
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With a sufficient basic income, zero is a living wage, and forcing a higher needlessly prevents some instances of cooperation. As far as I am concerned, it remains an open question whether the ideal level of basic income, all things factored in, is "sufficient" to that end (and, for that matter, what that ideal level of basic income is).