Universal Basic Income: Free Money for Everyone?

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Cost math in this key runs Yang's plan to $2.82 trillion a year, 41 percent of the federal budget, against a $1.128 trillion hybrid at 17 percent, then credits any of the three bills that names its funding math, one pilot result, and one trade-off.

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