Abstracts from The Employment Dilemma and the Future of Work
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Tags: Basic Income, Monetarised Activities, Moral Hazards, Multi Layer Work, Negative Income Tax, Non-Monetarised Activities, Part-Time Work, Productive Work, Risk Management, Service Economy, Technology and Services