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Universal Basic Income: Two Contrasting Views on Free Money

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March 17, 2018

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Facebook Co-Founder Chris Hughes explains why he’s made it his mission to advocate for universal basic income -- where governments provide citizens with enough money for life’s basic needs. And conservative anti-poverty scholar Oren Cass weighs in on what he sees as the risks of the idea.

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Universal Basic IncomeFacebook Co-Founder Chris HughesOren Cass

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