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Basic Income can grow British Columbia’s economy
while ending poverty and growing the middle class.
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A landmark study by the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis (CANCEA) gives us a first ever look at the economic impacts of a national Basic Income and its effect on the economy of B.C.
1. Basic Income can grow the economy and create jobs.
- +118K NEW JOBS
Basic income could add 118,000 new full-time equivalent jobs in British Columbia in 5 years.
- +$16B/YR IN GDP
Basic Income could concurrently grow the economy of British Columbia $82 billion within 5 years — or up to $314 billion in 25 years.
2. Basic Income can be good for business in B.C.
- +$6.6B/YR GROSS OPERATING SURPLUS
Putting money in people’s hands lets them spend it in their local economies, driving business growth. It could add $34 billion to BC businesses’ gross operating surplus within 5 years — or up to $132 billion in 25 years.
- +$3.4B/YR PRIVATE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS
Basic Income could add $18 billion in new private capital investments within 5 years — or up to $67 billion in 25 years. It could cause businesses to hire and spend more on wages for workers.
3. Basic Income is a raise for B.C. workers.
- +$4.6% IN TOTAL WAGES
Basic Income could support B.C. workers by growing total wages $6.3 billion a year on average over 5 years, or an increase of 4.6% by year 5.
4. All while ending poverty in B.C.
- 451,000 B.C. FAMILIES LIFTED OUT OF POVERTY
The report demonstrates that inequality is making our economy less resilient. Basic Income can eliminate poverty in B.C. while building a healthy, trickle-up economy that supports Canadian workers and businesses.
Étude : Le revenu de base peut stimuler la relance économique de la Colombie-Britannique, tout en mettant fin à la pauvreté.
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Une nouvelle étude du Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis (CANCEA) nous présente un premier aperçu des impacts économiques d'un revenu de base national au Canada et ses effets positifs sur l'économie de la Colombie-Britannique.
Une étude par le BC Basic Income Panel suggère qu'un revenu de base serait trop cher et mal adapté. Nous ne sommes pas d'accord et les chiffres nous appuient. Lisez notre réponse et les réactions de la communauté internationale ici.
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Le revenu de base peut faire croître l'économie de la C-B et créer des emplois.
+118K Nouveaux emplois
Un revenu de base pourrait ajouter 118 000 nouveaux emplois équivalents à du temps plein en C-B en 5 ans.
+16B$/AN en PIB
Un revenu de base pourrait faire croître l'économie de la C-B de 82 milliards de dollars en 5 ans - ou jusqu'à 314 milliards de dollars en 25 ans.
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Le revenu de base peut être bon pour les affaires En Colombie-Britannique.
+6.6$B/AN
D'EXCÉDENT BRUT D'EXPLOITATION
En mettant de l'argent entre les mains des gens, on leur permet de le dépenser dans leur économie locale, ce qui favorise la croissance des entreprises. Cela pourrait ajouter 34 milliards de dollars d'excédent brut d'exploitation des entreprises de la C-B d'ici 5 ans - ou jusqu'à 132 milliards de dollars en 25 ans.
+3,4$B/AN INVESTISSEMENTS EN CAPITAUX PRIVÉS
Un revenu de base pourrait ajouter 18 milliards de dollars en nouveaux investissements de capitaux privés en 5 ans - ou jusqu'à 67 milliards de dollars en 25 ans. Il pourrait inciter les entreprises à embaucher et à dépenser davantage pour les salaires des travailleurs.
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Le revenu de base est une augmentation de salaire pour les travailleurs En C-B.
+4,6% en salaire total
Un revenu de base pourrait soutenir les travailleurs de la Colombie-Britannique en augmentant les salaires totaux de 6,3 milliards de dollars par an en moyenne sur 5 ans, soit une augmentation de 4,6 % à la cinquième année.
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Tout en mettant fin à la pauvreté en Colombie-Britannique.
451 000 familles de C-B sorties de la pauvreTé.
Cette étude démontre que les inégalités diminuent la résilience de notre économie. Un revenu de base peut éliminer la pauvreté en Colombie-Britannique tout en construisant une économie saine, à effet de ruissellement vers le haut, qui soutient les travailleurs et les entreprises du Canada.
All while ending poverty in B.C.
451,000 B.C. FAMILIES LIFTED OUT OF POVERTY
The report demonstrates that inequality is making our economy less resilient. Basic Income can eliminate poverty in B.C. while building a healthy, trickle-up economy that supports Canadian workers and businesses.
FamilLes en colombie-britannique - Sans RBU et avec RBU
Basic Income can grow British Columbia’s economy
while ending poverty and growing the middle class.
See how Basic Income would affect British Columbia’s economy
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A landmark study by the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis (CANCEA) gives us a first ever look at the economic impacts of a national Basic Income and its effect on the economy of B.C.
1. Basic Income can grow the economy and create jobs.
- +118K NEW JOBS
Basic income could add 118,000 new full-time equivalent jobs in British Columbia in 5 years.
- +$16B/YR IN GDP
Basic Income could concurrently grow the economy of British Columbia $82 billion within 5 years — or up to $314 billion in 25 years.
2. Basic Income can be good for business in B.C.
- +$6.6B/YR GROSS OPERATING SURPLUS
Putting money in people’s hands lets them spend it in their local economies, driving business growth. It could add $34 billion to BC businesses’ gross operating surplus within 5 years — or up to $132 billion in 25 years.
- +$3.4B/YR PRIVATE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS
Basic Income could add $18 billion in new private capital investments within 5 years — or up to $67 billion in 25 years. It could cause businesses to hire and spend more on wages for workers.
3. Basic Income is a raise for B.C. workers.
- +$4.6% IN TOTAL WAGES
Basic Income could support B.C. workers by growing total wages $6.3 billion a year on average over 5 years, or an increase of 4.6% by year 5.
4. All while ending poverty in B.C.
- 451,000 B.C. FAMILIES LIFTED OUT OF POVERTY
The report demonstrates that inequality is making our economy less resilient. Basic Income can eliminate poverty in B.C. while building a healthy, trickle-up economy that supports Canadian workers and businesses.
Basic Income can grow British Columbia’s economy
while ending poverty and growing the middle class.
See how Basic Income would affect British Columbia’s economy
Share video on Social:
A landmark study by the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis (CANCEA) gives us a first ever look at the economic impacts of a national Basic Income and its effect on the economy of B.C.
1. Basic Income can grow the economy and create jobs.
- +118K NEW JOBS
Basic income could add 118,000 new full-time equivalent jobs in British Columbia in 5 years.
- +$16B/YR IN GDP
Basic Income could concurrently grow the economy of British Columbia $82 billion within 5 years — or up to $314 billion in 25 years.
2. Basic Income can be good for business in B.C.
- +$6.6B/YR GROSS OPERATING SURPLUS
Putting money in people’s hands lets them spend it in their local economies, driving business growth. It could add $34 billion to BC businesses’ gross operating surplus within 5 years — or up to $132 billion in 25 years.
- +$3.4B/YR PRIVATE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS
Basic Income could add $18 billion in new private capital investments within 5 years — or up to $67 billion in 25 years. It could cause businesses to hire and spend more on wages for workers.
3. Basic Income is a raise for B.C. workers.
- +$4.6% IN TOTAL WAGES
Basic Income could support B.C. workers by growing total wages $6.3 billion a year on average over 5 years, or an increase of 4.6% by year 5.
4. All while ending poverty in B.C.
- 451,000 B.C. FAMILIES LIFTED OUT OF POVERTY
The report demonstrates that inequality is making our economy less resilient. Basic Income can eliminate poverty in B.C. while building a healthy, trickle-up economy that supports Canadian workers and businesses.
Basic Income can grow British Columbia’s economy
while ending poverty and growing the middle class.
See how Basic Income would affect British Columbia’s economy
Share video on Social:
A landmark study by the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis (CANCEA) gives us a first ever look at the economic impacts of a national Basic Income and its effect on the economy of B.C.
1. Basic Income can grow the economy and create jobs.
- +118K NEW JOBS
Basic income could add 118,000 new full-time equivalent jobs in British Columbia in 5 years.
- +$16B/YR IN GDP
Basic Income could concurrently grow the economy of British Columbia $82 billion within 5 years — or up to $314 billion in 25 years.
2. Basic Income can be good for business in B.C.
- +$6.6B/YR GROSS OPERATING SURPLUS
Putting money in people’s hands lets them spend it in their local economies, driving business growth. It could add $34 billion to BC businesses’ gross operating surplus within 5 years — or up to $132 billion in 25 years.
- +$3.4B/YR PRIVATE CAPITAL INVESTMENTS
Basic Income could add $18 billion in new private capital investments within 5 years — or up to $67 billion in 25 years. It could cause businesses to hire and spend more on wages for workers.
3. Basic Income is a raise for B.C. workers.
- +$4.6% IN TOTAL WAGES
Basic Income could support B.C. workers by growing total wages $6.3 billion a year on average over 5 years, or an increase of 4.6% by year 5.
4. All while ending poverty in B.C.
- 451,000 B.C. FAMILIES LIFTED OUT OF POVERTY
The report demonstrates that inequality is making our economy less resilient. Basic Income can eliminate poverty in B.C. while building a healthy, trickle-up economy that supports Canadian workers and businesses.
