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Researchers tracking the impacts of the Denver Basic Income Project have looked at all the indicators of life success one might expect in a study of providing no-strings-attached cash directly to homeless people.
Researchers tracking the impacts of the Denver Basic Income Project have looked at all the indicators of life success one might expect in a study of providing no-strings-attached cash directly to homeless people.
The philosophy called “universal basic income” became Andrew Yang’s talking point when he ran for president in 2020.
Denver Basic Income Project is giving direct payments to 820 people with no strings attached.
Many homeless people in Denver have criticized the city's plan to give $12,000 in no-string-attached cash to help them get off the streets, while some prime candidates said they've never even heard about it.