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Global imbalances and Universal Basic Income: Thoughts on inequality and "Real Freedom for All"

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  • Baliña, Joaquín
  • Hansen, Fabienne
  • Jaeger, Tobias
  • Jang, Jeeeun

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  • Baliña, Joaquín & Hansen, Fabienne & Jaeger, Tobias & Jang, Jeeeun, 2023. "Global imbalances and Universal Basic Income: Thoughts on inequality and "Real Freedom for All"," FRIBIS Policy Debate April 11, 2023, University of Freiburg, Freiburg Institute for Basic Income Studies (FRIBIS).
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