Annie Lowrey focuses on economic and social issues. Her writing delves into how economic forces shape everyday lives and how policy decisions can be crafted to serve the broader public good. Lowrey translates complex concepts into engaging narratives with clarity and accessibility. Her aim is to inform and inspire readers to think more deeply about the world around them.
Send everyone a monthly check? Eliminate all welfare bureaucracies? Even if you don't believe that technology reduces the total number of jobs, the idea of a universal basic income is worth analyzing. In this provocative book, Annie Lowrey explores the history, practicality, and philosophical basis of an idea now drawing attention from all points on the political spectrum Walter Isaacson
This book offers a comprehensive exploration of universal basic income (UBI), examining its potential as a solution to rising inequality and poverty. Author Annie Lowrey investigates UBI's global discussions and real-world applications, highlighting its promise and challenges while envisioning a new framework for citizenship in a rapidly changing society.