Coronavirus e Ingreso Básico Universal para Chile – CIPER Chile

Jorge Rosales Salas y Gabriela Cabaña
CIPER Chile, 2020
Grado: debutante
Perspectivas: Economía feminista, Economía neoclásica, Otros
Topic: Crisis, Crítica del capitalismo, Desigualdad y clase, Trabajo y cuidado, Race & Gender
Format: Blog y prensa
Enlace: https://ciperchile.cl/2020/03/18/coronavirus-e-ingreso-basico-universal-para-chile/

Frente a las restricciones de trabajo actuales y las que vendrán, “¿qué harán las miles de trabajadoras por cuenta propia, quienes boletean, y en general, todos quienes no pueden depender de contar con licencia pagada al ausentarse de su lugar de trabajo?”, se preguntan los autores de esta columna. Para lidiar con la emergencia, proponen aplicar una idea que se ha estudiado para la pérdida de empleos por la automatización: dar a todas las personas un Ingreso Básico Universal (IBU). Esto es, un ingreso por el hecho de vivir en este país, independiente si tienen empleo o contrato. Avanzar hacia un IBU, dicen los autores, “implica avanzar hacia una sociedad donde cada ciudadano merece un piso mínimo de seguridad, sin testeos burocráticos de merecimiento”.

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Tags: basic income | covid-19 | feminism | universal basic income (UBI)
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