Another good article from the Economic Policy Institute. I highly recommend the materials coming from there. It's a very Keynesian approach to achieving full employment.

Basic Income and Full Employment are two means to the same end which is everyone having the capacity to participate in the economy. A lot of these suggestions can go along with a universal basic income and some won't be necessary.

This is the most important point on deregulation that sums up my general view on the matter:

There is no solid basis for believing that deregulation will lead to greater productivity growth or that doing so will lead to wage growth. Deregulation of finance certainly was a major factor in the financial crisis and relaxing Dodd–Frank rules will only make our economy more susceptible to crisis.