Should there be universal basic income?

It provides a practical floor of security as automation and unstable work make income shocks more common.

A universal income floor cuts poverty and bureaucracy while giving people stability to work, retrain, and take risks in an automating economy.

A universal basic income provides a vital safety net that reduces poverty and helps individuals adapt to economic disruptions.

A guaranteed income floor cuts poverty and gives workers bargaining power without clear evidence it reduces employment.