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How Basic Income Affects Different People
From: Basic Income For Canadians
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This chapter explores the impact of basic income on different populations including indigenous people, racialized people, and people with disabilities.
Contributors
Evelyn L. Forget
EVELYN L. FORGET is the leading authority on basic income in Canada. She is an economist in the School of Medicine at the University of Manitoba. Her first edition of Basic Income for Canadians (2018) was nominated for the Donner Prize for excellence in public policy writing. She has been consulted by governments in Ontario, British Columbia, Quebec, Finland, the Netherlands and Scotland on this topic. Her research has been featured on CBC Ideas, PBS Marketplace, and in the documentary The Free Lunch Society. She lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
