Andrew Yang may not have won the presidential election, but he credited his campaign with moving the country toward the “inevitable” implementation of a universal primary revenue program in the United States.
Yang has become synonymous with universal basic income and initially sought to focus his presidential campaign on the concept, not on himself. Once a fringe theory, the possibility of the government sending monthly payments to Americans gained strength, especially among young people, and became the main attraction of the people to Yang’s campaign.
“Most people agree that we will succeed in putting internal primary income, which once considered a […]
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