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by bakhy
2687 days ago
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This is a weird title. The article says that the people on basic income were equally likely to find a job as those who were not receiving it. I was expecting that basic income might make people less motivated to find jobs, and that would have been an issue. But this result seems like a positive outcome for UBI. |
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> It was run by the Social Insurance Institution (Kela), a Finnish government agency, and involved 2,000 randomly-selected people on unemployment benefits.
So I'm curious what affect that had vs the general population's approach to finding employment. Particularly young people who may have never had a job before.