Beginning in January, Finland will introduce a new policy to combat poverty. Some 2,000 jobless citizens will be given a basic monthly income of €560 for two years, without any restrictions or conditions.

As reported by the Independent, policymakers believe this measure will improve life quality, reduce unemployment and create jobs.

Recipients will not need to prove they are looking for work and the money will be given regardless of any other income the person earns.

The Finnish governm...