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Finland Gives 12 Million Per Month On Any Citizens

Finnish government would provide every citizen the equivalent of Rp 12 million per month. This money will be routinely given as a basic income for every citizen. Reporting from the independent Sunday (6/12), support for this plan continues to have the support of many parties. Although the discussion alone are estimated to be completed by the end of next year. According to the survey conducted by Finnish social insurance, nearly 69 percent of the people support the government's plan.
With the provision of cash, all social security will be eliminated. '' Giving a basic income would simplify the social security system, '' said Prime Minister Juha Sipila, as the proponent of the plan. With the provision of a basic income of about Rp 12 million per month, Finland will require an expenditure of 52.2 billion euros per year. With the existence of this plan is expected to reduce the unemployment rate. Several countries in Europe, is known to carry out the same policy, which is to give a basic income for their citizens in the form of cash each month.

Italian Paying Citizens If Bike

An Italian city residents will pay hundreds of euros per year if pedaling a bicycle to work, so instead of using a motor vehicle. Massarosa city council, in the north of Pisa, declared this pilot project will pay 25 cents per kilometer traveled, with a value of £ 35 or Rp700,000 per month, according to local news Web site Il Tirreno. This means that people using two wheels without engine it will get £ 424 or 8.8 million per year. It was reported that this is the first scheme of its kind implemented in Italy.

Fifty employees will be included on probation for 12 months, which will use a smart phone app to record the distance covered each day. The bike scheme funded by fines obtained from penilangan in town. A friend anehdidunia.com law states the funds should be invested into traffic safety, such as local officials explained Stefano Natali. He added that means traffic would become less congested with additional health benefits. Kawan Italian Cycling Federation (FIAB), which helps the development of the idea expressed hope that other cities mimic the action of Massarosa.