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Can universal basic income work? Here's the story.

by Martin Morse Wooster / News Desk

Can universal basic income work? Here's the story.

BY Martin Morse Wooster

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The Growth Ponzi Scheme

BY Charles Marohn

Most American cities find themselves caught in the Growth Ponzi Scheme, experiencing a modest, short term illusion of wealth in exchange for enormous, long term liabilities.

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State-based giving: leverage and impact

BY Joseph G. Lehman

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Why are poor people poor?

BY Martin Morse Wooster

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The Growth Ponzi Scheme

BY Charles Marohn

Most American cities find themselves caught in the Growth Ponzi Scheme, experiencing a modest, short term illusion of wealth in exchange for enormous, long term liabilities.

State-based giving: leverage and impact

BY Joseph G. Lehman

Why are poor people poor?

BY Martin Morse Wooster

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Zuckerberg showcases the problems with virtual “empathy”

BY Stacey Egger

How do you stack up compared to highest-performing nonprofits?

BY Eugene Diamond

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