Universal Basic Income In 2017 some countries have adopted the Universal Basic Income as an alternative to Welfare Payments, my question is, is it economically feasible by governments?
In my view, this is not a well defined question since it isn't very clear what you mean by 'feasible':


If you mean 'are developed countries in principle able to pay for a UBI?', then the answer is trivially yes.
Perhaps you mean 'politically feasible'? Obviously, that depends on the political constraints on redistribution, attitudes towards 'handouts', etc. - though I'm not sure this is the appropriate forum to discuss such issues.
Perhaps you mean 'A Good Thing'? Well, that's not really what feasible means...