Movement for universal basic income picks up steam in Taiwan

Compared to countries where the idea of universal basic income (UBI), regular cash payments made to every citizen with no strings attached, has been widely debated and even implemented on a small scale, Taiwan has shown little interest or even awareness of the idea until recently, but that could be changing.

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