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Category: Economy

The Obvious, Albeit Complicated Argument Favoring Basic Income in India

  • September 10, 2020

The ongoing global pandemic and the accompanying socioeconomic crisis have resulted in rejuvenated support for a widely debated policy proposal: Universal Basic Income. A closer inspection of this policy’s history and practicality reveal that a national cash transfer policy would…

Categories: Economy, International Policy, Society

Demystifying Labor Uncertainties in a COVID-19 Economy

  • August 4, 2020

As the economy begins to transition back to its pre-pandemic state of affairs, many employers are wondering what will happen in the event that an employee contracts COVID-19. The concern is largely centered around liability and the answer is surprisingly…

Categories: Domestic Policy, Economy, Health
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