Re:A decentralised Universal Basic Income platform based on ...
by madeofpalk on Monday December 11, 2017 @11:26AM
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Wait, this is what we're calling 'UBI' now? Many countries have had this for ages. Australia calls it colloquially "The Dole" and its nothing like UBI.
It's like saying a disability pension is 'limited UBI'.
Re:A decentralised Universal Basic Income platform based on ...
by imtringued on Monday December 11, 2017 @02:08PM
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Do you lose it if you earn more than a certain amount? If yes then it is not universal.
- 467k on a ~ 17M population
- € 1000 - € 1200 a month
- all adults with no income and too little assets can apply
- you will be forced to find work or income, but this is trivial to sabotage
When you are in the 'bijstand' income-bracket you are also eligble for rent assist and health insurance assist, netting another couple of hundreds.
edit: introduced in 1965.
edit2: population 20-65 yrs is actually ~10M, so 1 in 20.