In its simplest form, a universal basic income (UBI) pays every citizen a no-strings wage. Arvind Subramanian, India’s chief economic adviser, believes that, in a country in which one in five people live below the poverty line, it is “an idea whose time has come…Perhaps not for immediate implementation, but at least for serious discussion.”
In its simplest form, a universal basic income (UBI) pays every citizen a no-strings wage. Arvind Subramanian, India’s chief economic adviser, believes that, in a country in which one in five people live below the poverty line, it is “an idea whose time has come…Perhaps not for immediate implementation, but at least for serious discussion.”