Andy Stern

Service Employees International Union

Former President of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), he’s author of the book Raising the Floor: How a Universal Basic Income can Renew our Economy and Rebuild the American Dream

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What if the government guaranteed everyone a basic amount of income, regardless whether you work or not, let's just say $10,000.

Money for nothin': The case for universal basic income

What if the government guaranteed everyone a basic amount of income, regardless whether you work or not, let's just say $10,000.

from To the Point

What if the government guaranteed everyone a basic amount of income, regardless whether you work or not, let's just say $10,000.

Money for Nothin': The Case for Universal Basic Income

What if the government guaranteed everyone a basic amount of income, regardless whether you work or not, let's just say $10,000.

from To the Point

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