Universal Basic Income

How UBI Works & What It Means for You (UBI Impact on America, Jobs, the Economy, Capitalism, Welfare and Technology)

By: Mark Gates

Narrated by: David Gadow, HotGhost Productions

Who benefits from Universal Basic Income - and who pays for it?

Learn everything you need to know about UBI in this short book!

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• What is UBI?
• Why is UBI so controversial?
• Who benefits from Universal Basic Income, and who pays for it?
• The history of UBI
• What UBI means for capitalism and a free market economy
• What UBI means for developing economies
• The outcome of UBI experiments in the USA, Kenya, India, Finland, and the Netherlands
• Positive and negative impacts of UBI and arguments for and against
• What UBI means for America in the 2020 Presidential Election

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©2020 Mark Gates (P)2020 Mark Gates

It is worthy of reading

UBI is an interesting idea and it is challenging to bring this to reality. The book presents the history of UBI until the present.
UBI is not a monolithic idea, and the book presents several approaches to it. It's lacks the connection with the reality, with my experience with human nature and money, it is very unlikely to become a reality - who will pay the bill?
It's worthy of reading and get introduced to the concept.

Interesting Idea, Hard to Escalate

Very good book to introduce you the main concepts of UBI. It is also a quick reading (hearing), aprox. 1h30. I have never heard of this concept before and I think I got a good output of all was this about. I tend to agree with the final lines of the book: by what was presented, it's clear the positive effects of UBI small-scale or local experiments. However, we cannot cease walfare rights that took years to be conquered and disseminated and transform all those benefits in UBI solely. That is not the right way to do it in my opinion. In fact, the main question of the book remained open. What will be the source of funding this income? In my country (Brazil), as well as in so many other underdeveloped countries I think, there are strong indiossincratic issues that would probably make the adoption of UBI nearly impossible.

one-sided

I purchased this audio in hopes of an explanatory synthesis but unfortunately it was argumentative and full of fallacies.