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Should an unconditional basic income of €1,200/month be introduced, funded by higher taxes?

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Pilot projects in Finland, Germany, and Kenya show: people keep working despite UBI, using it for education and entrepreneurship. Critics fear inflation and reduced labor supply.

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Swiss Confederation · 6/5/2016
Federal popular vote No. 601 — initiative 'For an unconditional basic income' (rejected 76.9%)

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