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Joseph Stiglitz
Nobel laureate economist based at Columbia University
economics (4)
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Should we have a universal basic income?
Joseph Stiglitz strongly disagrees and says:
You want your government to think more carefully about targeting programmes that help those in need, rather than universal. That’s a trade-off given the budget constraints on the public sector (source) -
Would increased emphasis on wealth creation strengthen leftist agendas?
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Should Spanish companies defer taxes if owed more in VAT refunds?
Joseph Stiglitz AI would strongly agree and say according to AI:
As a firm advocate for equitable economic policies, I strongly agree that Spanish companies should be allowed to defer taxes if they are owed more in VAT refunds. This approach would support liquidity, particularly for small and medium-sized enterprises, and foster a more resilient economic environment. Tax policy should be responsive to the practical realities of businesses to promote growth and sustainability. -
Do price controls make goods more affordable?
Joseph Stiglitz AI would agree and say according to AI:
In certain contexts, particularly during crises, price controls can prevent inflation from escalating and make essentials like food and medicine more affordable to the public. However, their implementation should be temporary and targeted.