In several corners of the world, nonprofits and governments are introducing guaranteed basic income. Entire villages in Kenya have been receiving a basic income through a charity program, there’s a small test initiative in the Netherlands, India is considering it, and Canada is rolling out a basic income pilot program in several cities in Ontario this summer.
But it’s Finland that may be the farthest along. This Nordic nation launched a basic income experiment in January. Every month, the country gives $600 to some 2,000 unemployed people between the ages of 25 and 58. Each will receive this monthly financial […]
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