T Yang stated his universal basic income plan could be financed by a value-added tax levied on tech companies.
Andrew Yang, the 44-year-old 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, states the U.S. market needs to evolve into its second form, noting that technology and automation, for example driverless automobiles, are expected to displace millions of workers in the next few years. To Yang, that market comprises providing a $1,000 check every month to every American adult.
The executive outlined his form of a basic income program to George Stephanopoulos on Sunday on ABC’s."We must resolve the problems that obtained Donald Trump elected […]
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