BIEN Basic income is going to reach mainstream politics. Just ask Andrew Yang, a former tech executive from New York, his entire 2020 campaign is based upon it. We saw it with Bernie Sanders being so popular among Millennials in 2016.
We see it with the decline of trust in Capitalism among younger Millennials and GenZ. Late in 2017, it was found that preliminary analysis of a European-wide survey has found young people are more in favour of introducing a universal income than their older peers.
This is not hard to understand, we have higher student loans, the cost of housing […]
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