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Bedingungsloses Grundeinkommen
2020
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Open letter with prominent support
The introduction of a temporary basic income is receiving more support than ever before. It is the political idea of the moment. Several petitions are currently calling for a basic income that secures people's livelihoods to bridge the corona crisis. More than one million citizens have already signed – within a few weeks, the demand of a few individuals has become a broad social movement.
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A limited basic income for six months
Germany is a rich country. Politicians are talking about large loans. What would also help the country is an unconditional basic income of 800–1,200 euros per person for six months: quick, unbureaucratic and limited in time. It would prevent thousands from falling into poverty and at the same time preserve purchasing power in the country.
2018
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Introduction to: "UNCONDITIONAL LEARNING"
Daniel Häni is the main organiser of the Swiss referendum on an unconditional basic income. His film made me realise that our concerns are closely related: free learning could just as well be called unconditional learning.
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Retrospective: GAIA get-together in the Lungau
Ten people attended in total and spent the evening together with interest, great willingness to cooperate and in good spirits.
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Finland's unconditional basic income project ends
Finland is the first country in the world to pay 2,000 randomly selected unemployed people 560 euros a month unconditionally. Now the experiment is coming to a premature end. The project was planned to run from January 2017 to December 2018.
