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Welcome to ‘Partisan For The People,’ an authoritative category within ‘Business.’ Here, we offer an in-depth exploration of matters concerning the economy and the policies that influence it. Our editorial content delves into topics of critical importance, including inflation, universal basic income, 4-day workweeks, healthcare, poverty, entrepreneurship, and much more.
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I asked chatGPT for 10 positive outcomes that would result from switching our safety net from a welfare-based system to a universal basic income type system. Here’s what it said.
Increased consumer spending, entrepreneurship, employee retention, and reduced healthcare costs would be good for small businesses.
I sat down and went deep with the world’s biggest brain on these 3 policies and what affect they would have on some of America’s most pressing issues.
The data has been accumulating for years but now more and more companies are scrambling to switch to 4-day workweeks — because it’s good for business.
Extortion: the crime of obtaining money or some other thing of value by the abuse of one’s office or authority. – Or, is that the U.S. healthcare system?
Homelessness is bad for everyone. We should do something about it.
