Kennedy, Joseph | an economist and attorney. He has held several positions in the public and private sectors, including Chief Economist of the U.S. Department of Commerce, General Counsel for the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, and Senior Economist with the Joint Economic Committee in Congress. Mr. Kennedy is the author of Ending Poverty: Changing Behavior, Guaranteeing Income, and Transforming Government (Rowman & Littlefield, August 2008). He also writes the blog Law, Econ (...)

Ketelaars, Robin | 12.03.1957, IT-specialist, UBI activist from Netherlands

Kunnus, Mihkel | 23.02.1982, Estonian semiologist, writer and literary criticist. In 2016, he proposed to implement a narrowed mode of Basic Income - personalized citizenʼs currency with a limited usage area

letter of thirteen citizens | 03.04.2020, a public letter where Estoian authorities and also MEP-s were called to introduce immediately an UBI at least as an emergency measure during the corona pancemic. There was 13 signatories at the moment of spreading it to authorities and media.

life jacket | a figurative term that the basic income, particularily its role for each person could be well described. One never sinks with the life jacket but it doesn’t swim - one should make own efforts to move ahead.

Lillevälja, Veiko | The promoter of the Ideabank Estonia and the proponent of the establishment of Heiworld creativity platform e-application. Involves teamwork on unconditional basic income all nation by providing crowd funding with timebanking is so good options for making more new value. You welcome ...

living pillar | a figurative tern that describes the role of basic income among all possible income types. By this concept, while the different kind of income as salary or business income could be called as "success pillar" that could have various amount, the basic income would be a stable and guaranteed "living pillar",

Luhtsalu, Vahur | 26.11.1972, Estonian musicien and enterpreneur, worked many years also in Estonian diplomatic service. In November 2013 he joined the campaign of ECI-UBI becoming an Estonian coordinator

MINCOME | 1974 - 1979 MINCOME was an experiment in Canada during 1970-s. A guaranteed income was available in two areas of Manitoba, included fully in a small town Dauphin

negative income tax | (NIT) - this is a model of personal income tax where the state "pays back" some amounts of collected income tax to people whose earnings are lover than tax allowance level. I.e. when the allowance is 1000 eur/m and tax value 50% then one who have no earnings at all receives 500 euros from state, Earnings 500 euros means that the state pays 250 (and the net income is 750 euros). Earning 1000 means no tax no refunding, 2000 means income tax 500 euros and net income 1500 euros. (...)