Mr. K, Your comment is thought-provoking, but I think the correlation you asserted exists between minimum wages and guaranteed basic incomes, based on citizenship--rather than only some combo of wages, welfare, and/or charity--may not be valid even in the present, but especially in a wider range of plausible future scenarios, which I think include not only:

 1) "business as usual" continued econ "growth"--as as currently crudely defined and mis-measured (IMO) by Gross State Product (GSP) and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) on the national level--but also 

2) possible "jobless" growth; 3) mostly low-wage job growth (that fail to pay wages that even keep up with, much less exceed, Hawaii's rapidly increasing cost of living); 4) several types of "no-growth" scenarios (including various possible dysfunctional--but UNintentional--systemic econ, enviro, sociocultural, and/or political-legal stagnation, decline, or collapse scenarios; and 5) several transformational "restructuring" scenarios.