A tiny Indian state is planning on introducing universal basic income for all of its citizens, the largest trial run of its kind in the world.
The state of Sikkim is one of the smallest in India, with a population of just over 610,500 – all of whom would be entitled to the new ‘salary’.
Universal basic income, also known as income guarantee or citizens income, is not means tested and aims to replace other state handouts to ensure that all citizens remain above the poverty line. You’re welcome: The state of Sikkim, located in northeastern India is expecting to roll […]
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