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everybody today were the answer the questions together question is what are your thoughts on universal basic income now this question it kind of comes in the form where you were going to talk about a particular term and this case is universal basic income one great thing to do when you're starting off to answer these questions is to define the term when we kind of free food scribe what it means to you A lot of people have different understandings of what that term means it's so just so you get on the same page with the interviewer a great way to start and after that what you're really going to be doing is everybody talking pretty much about the pros and cons what are the pros or the cause why are they pros and why are they called
and then from there you might want to give an opinion generally it's always good to give a decisive as the wrong thing just so that people know where you stand it doesn't sound like you're just kind of lifting things off and so we would talk but Universal busy can come we're talkin about basically the Mandate that every person would be provided with income that is high enough to provide for every basic necessity that they might need and we talked about the negatives of something like this while there aren't that many there are still a few lots of small businesses can hardly keep up with minimum wage let alone as a universal basic income and so that would definitely put a lot more strain on people who are trying to make a living that might turn into a economic issues down the line as well if businesses aren't able to or don't want to
continue doing business in Canada because of requirements for Universal basic income
 now these are some considerations which might be more less important for you based on your experiences and it's the same thing with positive we talk about positive we're talkin about everybody having
 how much any basic necessity that they might need and for most of the population that would address a lot of issues like food insecurity it could address issues like for example limited education a lot of kids is involved with universal basic income where some people might not choose to pursue secondary education because they might have requirements or a desire to support their family if their family is better able to support themselves or they could through a higher income to both that would give them an opportunity to gain higher education and a lot of times higher education is correlated with better how
 so really what it comes down to for the pros is the social determinants of hell and you can read up about the social determinants of Health on the government of Canada's website and it is kind of a really rabbit synopsis The Social determinants of Health basically say that your health is made up of more than just illness and disease it's also but how you eat where you live physical activity your lifetime activity is who you sofas work was basically the support network that you have there's a lot to help other than medicine in the sense of drugs and illnesses so these are the kinds of things that would be addressed by that
 as someone who wants to be in Madison it would be very important to address the social determinants of Health has to be more important than than probably the business and economic side that's what some of you might want to focus on and it's always great in these kinds of questions to give examples from personal experience and so really in this question your objective is to
 demonstrate your knowledge and then to give a position and normally you want the position to be supported by the things that you've mentioned and so using that evidence to where the solid down your position and that'll give you a good answer

everybody today were the answer the questions together question is what are your thoughts on universal basic income now this question it kind of comes in the form where you were going to talk about a particular term and this case is universal basic income one great thing to do when you're starting off to answer these questions is to define the term when we kind of free food scribe what it means to you A lot of people have different understandings of what that term means it's so just so you get on the same page with the interviewer a great way to start and after that what you're really going to be doing is everybody talking pretty much about the pros and cons what are the pros or the cause why are they pros and why are they called

and then from there you might want to give an opinion generally it's always good to give a decisive as the wrong thing just so that people know where you stand it doesn't sound like you're just kind of lifting things off and so we would talk but Universal busy can come we're talkin about basically the Mandate that every person would be provided with income that is high enough to provide for every basic necessity that they might need and we talked about the negatives of something like this while there aren't that many there are still a few lots of small businesses can hardly keep up with minimum wage let alone as a universal basic income and so that would definitely put a lot more strain on people who are trying to make a living that might turn into a economic issues down the line as well if businesses aren't able to or don't want to

continue doing business in Canada because of requirements for Universal basic income

 now these are some considerations which might be more less important for you based on your experiences and it's the same thing with positive we talk about positive we're talkin about everybody having

 how much any basic necessity that they might need and for most of the population that would address a lot of issues like food insecurity it could address issues like for example limited education a lot of kids is involved with universal basic income where some people might not choose to pursue secondary education because they might have requirements or a desire to support their family if their family is better able to support themselves or they could through a higher income to both that would give them an opportunity to gain higher education and a lot of times higher education is correlated with better how

 so really what it comes down to for the pros is the social determinants of hell and you can read up about the social determinants of Health on the government of Canada's website and it is kind of a really rabbit synopsis The Social determinants of Health basically say that your health is made up of more than just illness and disease it's also but how you eat where you live physical activity your lifetime activity is who you sofas work was basically the support network that you have there's a lot to help other than medicine in the sense of drugs and illnesses so these are the kinds of things that would be addressed by that

 as someone who wants to be in Madison it would be very important to address the social determinants of Health has to be more important than than probably the business and economic side that's what some of you might want to focus on and it's always great in these kinds of questions to give examples from personal experience and so really in this question your objective is to

 demonstrate your knowledge and then to give a position and normally you want the position to be supported by the things that you've mentioned and so using that evidence to where the solid down your position and that'll give you a good answer

Robert