For many Americans, economic uncertainty remains despite a decrease in first-time unemployment claims. This uncertainty, along with economic instability caused by the pandemic, is providing more reason for several U.S. mayors to advocate for universal basic income. The coalition of 16 mayors, called Mayors for Guaranteed Income, is framing the concept as a simple, and equitable solution for families and local economies that can be of great benefit during times of crisis like a pandemic.
The group was launched in June and includes 16 mayors from cities nationwide and includes participation by leaders of St. Louis, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Seattle […]
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