Burak Akbulut/Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesMen at a nearly empty Gran Via Street during the state of emergency by the government against the coronavirus outbreak in Madrid.
- Spain is taking steps to implement a basic income to help citizens weather the economic fallout from the novel coronavirus, which would make it the first nation in Europe to do so.
- “We’re going to do it as soon as possible. So it can be useful, not just for this extraordinary situation, and that it remains forever,” the minister of economic affairs said.
- No specific date was unveiled.
- In the US, Andrew Yang’s Democratic presidential campaign helped thrust the idea of universal basic income into the mainstream.
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Send the Spanish Minister of Economic Affairs a link to my book on how to do exactly what they want to do: https://www.amazon.com/Democratize-Money-Monetize-Citizens-Proposal/dp/1549614487 it would give them a viable way to implement their basic income. Warmest regards, Ed
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