Just when you think traditional welfare is enough, UBI reveals its true resilience as the old systems begin to crumble under pressure.
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The Future Safety Net Might Need to Start With Cash
Ongoing innovations suggest that starting with cash could transform safety nets, but the full implications are still unfolding.
Why UBI Becomes Easier to Imagine in an AI-Rich Economy
Here’s a compelling reason why UBI becomes easier to imagine in an AI-rich economy, and how technological progress can reshape social safety nets.
Cash, Services, or Both? The Real Future Safety Net Debate
How can combining cash and services create a smarter safety net, and what factors should guide this crucial debate?
UBI and the Welfare State: Replace or Complement Existing Programs?
Considering whether UBI should replace or complement existing programs reveals critical trade-offs that could reshape the welfare state.
Workfare to Welfare: Rethinking Social Safety Nets When Jobs Are Scarce
Bridging the gap between workfare and welfare, this article explores innovative social safety net strategies essential for an uncertain, job-scarce future—discover how society can adapt.
Could Taxing Robots Fund Our Social Safety Nets?
Likely, taxing robots could bolster social safety nets, but understanding the challenges and implications is essential before implementation.
UBI Experiments Around the World: What We’ve Learned So Far
The transformative insights from global UBI experiments reveal diverse impacts and ongoing challenges, prompting us to explore how these initiatives could reshape future social safety nets.
The New Social Contract: Ensuring Livelihoods When Work Isn’t Guaranteed
A new social contract is essential to safeguard livelihoods amid changing work landscapes, but how can we build trust and resilience?