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A national unconditional living income (NULI) is any unconditional living income that is received by all citizens of a country. It does not have to be guaranteed to be enough to live on, but merely so in fact; a citizen dividend in any reasonably wealthy country would therefore qualify.

Andrew Yang's $1000/mo proposal, which he calls both "universal basic income" and a "freedom dividend"
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 ==About==
-A [[national unconditional living income]] (NULI) is any [[unconditional living income]] that is received by all citizens of a country. It does not have to be [[guaranteed income|guaranteed]] to be enough to live on, but merely so in fact; a [[citizen dividend]] in any reasonably wealthy country would therefore qualify.
+A '''[[national unconditional living income]]''' (NULI) is any [[unconditional living income]] that is received by all citizens of a country. It does not have to be [[guaranteed income|guaranteed]] to be enough to live on, but merely so in fact; a [[citizen dividend]] in any reasonably wealthy country would therefore qualify.
 ===Aliases===
 [[basic minimum income]], [[unconditional basic income]], [[universal basic income]]