In Finland, income security is guaranteed to everyone.
The Finnish government launched a basic income experiment in 2017 in a bid to simplify its social security system and provide stronger incentives for finding work.
Up to 2000 people between 25-58 were chosen at random to participate in the trial. Watch this short video to find out how it works.
Government and household budgets briefly explained.
Host Ross Ashcroft talks with the anthropologist David Graeber about Batsh*t Construction, a trend that has gripped the world.
Unless we start calling the housing crisis by its real name: extreme land monopoly - we’ll end up with ever more loony solutions for what should be a basic human right.
