There are a number of reasons why there’s such a significant gap between aggregate economic numbers and the perceptions of everyday people.
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As the gig economy and precarious work become more prevalent, there’s a growing need for some form of universal income support to help these workers.
Food insecurity is income insecurity. After COVID-19, we must no longer tolerate the inequities of corporate charity and the stigma associated with relying on society’s leftovers for those in need.
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