Headline: German Study Reveals No Impact on Work Hours from Universal Basic Income
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A German experiment has shown that receiving universal basic income (UBI) does not cause people to stop working, as participants continued to work full-time, averaging 40 hours a week. The study followed 122 people between 21 and 40 years old over three years, offering them €1,200 ($1,365) per month, and found no decline in employment, contradicting concerns about UBI reducing work incentives.
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