Universal Basic Income

GEMATRIA:

"Universal Basic Income" = 70 (Septenary)

"Corona Virus COVID-19" = 70 (Septenary)

---> 7+0=7

"Onset of Universal Basic Income" = 106 (Chaldean)

---> 1+0+6=7

"Corona Virus" = 43 (Chaldean)

---> 4+3=7

"Universal Basic Income"= 67 (Chaldean)

--->6+7=13

--->1+3=4

"COVID-19" = 31 (Chaldean)

--->3+1=4

"Universal Basic Income" = 326 (Reverse Ordinal)

---> 3+2+6=11

"Corona Virus" = 155 (English Ordinal)

---> 1+5+5=11

Article which mentions UBI: "IMF Wants to Use “digital footprint of customers’ … online activities” to Assess Creditworthiness"

https://www.activistpost.com/2021/02/imf-wants-to-use-digital-footprint-of-customers-online-activities-to-assess-creditworthiness.html

Yes, thanks for telling us that now, IMF, after we used the internet oblivious of that concern for decades.  Real fair.  Makes total sense.

[3/18/2020:] **"How to apply for EI and COVID-19 emergency benefits"** almost sounds like the beginning of Universal Basic Income.

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"How to apply for EI and COVID-19 emergency benefits"

"[...]What if I don't qualify for EI?

The federal aid package also includes the Emergency Care Benefit and the Emergency Support Benefit.

The Emergency Care Benefit provides up to $900 every two weeks for up to 15 weeks, to those affected by COVID-19. It's intended for those who don't qualify for EI, can't go to work and don't have paid sick leave.

Workers — including the self-employed — who are quarantined or sick with COVID-19 can apply, as can those staying home to take care of a family member with COVID-19 who doesn't qualify. Parents staying home to care for children because of school closures are also covered, and can apply whether or not they qualify for EI.

The Emergency Support Benefit will give up to $5 billion to workers ineligible for EI who face unemployment. It is intended to be a long-term income support, but the government hasn't yet said how much it will provide, or how long funds will be given out.

Both benefit plans will be available to apply for in April, through the CRA and My Service Canada websites, and a toll-free number that has not yet been shared."

source: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/apply-emergency-benefits-1.5501977