Here’s what happened when Iran introduced a basic income

7/7/2017

This article discusses Iran's implementation of a nationwide basic income program. The program, called the "Citizen's Income Scheme," aims to combat poverty and inequality by providing a guaranteed income to all citizens regardless of their employment status. The article explores the motivations behind the program, including the desire to alleviate the impact of economic sanctions and the potential to stimulate economic growth. It also highlights the challenges and criticisms faced by the program, such as concerns about funding and potential disincentives to work. Overall, the article provides an overview of Iran's basic income initiative and offers insights into the potential benefits and drawbacks of such a program.

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