The reason people can't find work now is due to the failures of central planning, not the lack of it. How can you ignore globalization and automation? Even if

The reason people can't find work now is due to the failures of central planning, not the lack of it. How can you ignore globalization and automation? Even if you think those things have had no impact to date, they undoubtedly will in the future, right? Particularly the latter. Also, keep in mind that nobody is proposing communism. Milton Friedman advocated a basic income.