America’s Caregivers need a Basic Income
Caring for an elderly; or a disabled, relative can be a fast ticket to poverty. For example, a single woman caring for her 80-year-old mother with dementia could have to quit her job.
Families, Children and Women Need a Basic Income
Fortunately, we can easily rectify this discrepancy by paying the basic income or dividend to children. I think all the time women take off to care for children, elderly loved ones, the sick, and the disabled is the main cause of this discrepancy. Caregiving hurts families because it increases expenses when a person has to leave work to do it. A basic income with no age limits will give every a family an extra family $1,000 for each person regardless of their work status. Consequently, a woman who has to take time offer to care for a disabled child will receive a $2,000 a month income.
Can Kin (KIN) lure average people to the blockchain with rewards points?
To elaborate, players could use the KIN to purchase free play or weapons in the game. Moreover, players could cash in the KIN for Ethereum (ETH) or EOS (EOS) tokens or stablecoins. Plus, players could use KIN to buy products from an e-commerce site that accepts KIN tokens. Meanwhile, shoppers at the e-commerce site could earn Kin with each purchase. Consequently, the shoppers could earn a discount on future purchases or buy products with KIN.
Can Data Pay for Basic Income?
It is time to ask can data pay for a basic income, because of the huge profits Silicon Valley generates. Notably, several politicians are discussing a “data dividend;” in which…
Basic Income Advocate Andrew Yang is a Contender for the Democratic Presidential Nomination
In addition, Yang dares mention the words income inequality; and raises the spectre of technological unemployment, on the campaign trail. Consequently, Americans under 40; who live with those realities, pay attention to Yang.