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The idea of a universal basic income is not a new but the conversation has been reignited by the economic devastation unleashed by coronavirus.
There are many definitions and models – but, at it's simplest – it's an unconditional, regular payment from the state to every adult member of a society.
Some say it could be a better, more innovative way, of helping our most in need.
Jess Strutt finds out how a universal basic income could work in Australia and what are it's pros and cons.
Guests:
Emma Dawson - Executive Director of Per Capita, an independent think tank, dedicated to fighting inequality in Australia
John Quiggin - Professor in Economics at The University of Queensland
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