What Hilaire Belloc thinks about AI and jobs

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Anglo-French writer and historian (1870 to 1953); author of The Servile State.

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1. c. 1912

   Our readingCompulsory unemployment benefits inevitably lead to a statutory minimum wage

   Their wordsThe provision of a fixed schedule during unemployment thus inevitably leads to the examination, the defining, and at last the imposition of a minimum wage during employment; and every compulsory provision for unemployed benefits is the seed of a minimum wage.

   ↗The Servile State (1912)gutenberg.org All 20 from this book