Universal basic income: An economic vaccine to fight Covid-19?
UBI would give a post-Covid workforce the ability to easily move to where labour was needed.
New Zealand is coming to terms with a new normal. Economists, financiers, and employment lawyers are in the spotlight, speaking to issues that perhaps before might’ve only affected some of us. Now, with a worldwide economic ice age looming, Kiwis are relying on these experts more than ever.
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Geoff Simmons
Sun, 12 Apr 2020
Sun, 12 Apr 2020
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Universal basic income: An economic vaccine to fight Covid-19?
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