Do you support a universal basic income program?

No but support people with disabilities and from vulnerable groups to have accesss for food and housing.

Yes, but only if done so in such a way so as not to be simply subsidising the profits of private landlords and companies (e.g. supermarkets)

Yes but ut should be proportional sp that poorer people receive more

Yes, but only to those Who have certain illness that makes then unable to work

Yes, but that it's not enough to survive on

No, raise welfare for the poor and raise taxes for the rich

I support a negative income tax policy to help lower income families.

Yes, but delivered as universal basic services, otherwise will lead to inflation.

Point based

Yes but have strict regulation and guidelines

Yes, but everyone must prove via job applications, that they put an honest effort in finding a job.

Only if needed while getting another job with minimum wage limits

Very small amounts should be tested first.

I support universal basic services

Yes, everyone should receive an income to cover basic necessities including food and housing while encouraging people to work

Yes, but only as a temporary solution to food/water/housing distribution. Inequalities will persist until capitalism is abolished

No, but put more funding into homeless shelters and programs

Yes, everyone should receive a base income to cover necessities, however, a system needs to be implemented to ensure people are not taking advantage of the system

Yes, but only a conditional basic income

Yes, but only a conditional basic income to replace most welfare

How would the knowledge that everyone in your school receives a small income change the dynamics of your friendships and collaborations?

Reflect on the roles of tradition and adaptability in society: would a guaranteed income represent progress or dependence?

Could the promise of a universal basic income encourage innovation and risk-taking among young people, and if so, how?

How fair is it to fund a universal income with taxes, and would it affect your view on how hard you should work or how much you should earn?

Do you believe humans are motivated to work solely by money, or do we seek deeper meaning in our careers?

Without the fear of financial instability, what dreams or projects would you pursue that you might not feel able to currently?

Imagine a society where your basic needs were met without working; what positive and negative effects do you think this might have on your community?

If you were guaranteed a basic income, how would you spend your additional free time or would it change at all?

Can a monthly sum of money improve happiness and if so, would it change the aspects of life you currently find most fulfilling?

How might receiving a steady, no-strings-attached income impact your ambitions and career choices?

Yes, in the form of a Negative Income Tax to cover basic necessities including food and housing

Yes, but in the form of an opt-in, generous "Negative Income Tax"

Yes, but for those who are out of work and are actively looking for a job

I support paying women to stay at home and have a lot of kids

With an income cutoff - Stop making the rich richer and the poor stuck.

UBI should be offered to people in poverty to increase the middle class and given as a temporary option to those who cannot support themselves.

Yes, but only for those who work and have kids.

Needs to be tested.

Yes, everyone should receive an income to cover basic necessities including food and housing, but only on a temporary/test basis. This way the government can get a baseline sense of the funding required to reduce food/housing disparity and can gauge the success of the program prior to deciding whether or not to implement long term.

Yes, we are rapidly coming to a point in time where automation will make it difficult for everyone to find a job, especially those with disabilities or other factors preventing them from "moving up" in the world; all citizens should have their basic needs met with the option of working to gain more money for extras.

No. I support a National Dividend and Social Credit program as proposed by economist CH Douglas. I think it could solve the problems of UBI but also provide some of the positives of the UBI.

No, universal basic income would cause inflation and no net change in people's quality of life.

No, rich do not need welfare.

Yes, this should repeal and replace all existing welfare programs

We should wait to consider a program like this until more data is avaliable.

Yes, if all other forms of welfare are eliminated and there are no income phase-outs

No, it is too much expensive.

No, expand other social welfare programs like Medicare/Medicaid, food stamps, and housing assistance instead. UBI is a back door to austerity.

Yes, for those who work.