Economy
A Look at Finland's Universal Basic Income
Though the trial in Finland was not successful, the Universal Basic Income is not the failure that many make it out to be.
Staff Columnist
Isaiah Minter is a Staff Columnist for 71 Republic writing on economic and social policy.
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