labour, unemployment, taxes, incentives, benefits
At its core, the idea of a universal basic income (UBI) is simple. Under such a policy, all citizens in a region or country would receive a sum of money on a regular basis from their government Unlike other benefits, this payment would not be means tested — in other words, everyone would be paid the same amount regardless of whether they are unemployed, retired, or earning £250,000 per year.
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