That would be the fins. Who are arguably one of the most productive peoples in Europe..?
Finland’s two-year test of universal basic income concluded that it doesn't seem to disincentivise working, and benefits recipients’ mental and financial wellbeing https://bit.ly/32k19J8 pic.twitter.com/AbykyoHZwq
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And happiest
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Clue is in the name, it is a basic standard of living for all citizens. Want a life that is better than the basic standard, of course you do, so you'll work... safe in the knowledge that IF your circumstances change and you can't work life will be OK.
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Indeed, but it depends on the individual. E.g. MMT may give a recipient the time & space to delve into a passion (hobby) that could become a viable business in time. Living on basic budget today is doable. Sharing economy makes it viable. With data, phone, laptop much is possible
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See, Yang ain't crazy, nor socialist. *Actually, Biden would do well to have him on his advisory list somewhere, along with about half the other previous candidates, many of whom would make good secretaries.pic.twitter.com/nI18IKrHbA
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Yang 2024
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No mention in the entire article of the cost to whoever is paying this. At the same rate, it would cost UK £400 bn p.a. Even offsetting some savings, presumably, such as unemployment benefit, it’s totally unaffordable.
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A better investment than the chummy backhanders of billions that the current government seem to favour.
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It won't work because they won't work.
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I guess the big word was hard for you to understand. It's working, and people are working. There, I made it easier to comprehend for you.
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