Why it’s useful to see Basic Income through the lens of Population Health Intervention Research
Thanks in part to the health sciences, there is widespread public acceptance that being poor is bad for your health. It does not take much to make this connection. We might expect that less food and poor housing conditions interfere with our ability to maintain healthy bodies and immune systems. Less money may mean less access to health services that could treat or prevent illness and disease. Fewer resources might mean less opportunities to build wealth or acquire employment. Poverty also compounds political and […]
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