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Revision as of 15:14, 17 October 2019
About
An unconditional living income (ULI) is income that is unconditional and also enough to live on.
Examples:
- someone with sufficiently large stock investments that they can live off the dividends or interest
- someone living on revenue from a trust fund
- retirement salary or Social Security payments, if this is enough to live on
- national unconditional living income: living income received by all citizens of a country
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Wikipedia: no corresponding page as of 2014-04-12