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There is no doubt that the ongoing news surrounding India has been centered around the lethal and exponential resurgence of COVID-19. Over the past few months beginning from March to May, the surge to a peak of more than 400,000 new cases in May has been unprecedented. Consequently, the insufficient materials has led to the unprecedented death toll that has taken the world by surprise as the worst outbreak in COVID-19 history. With an inability to socially distance, among other forces, India’s population has suffered from this second surge in an unimaginable way.

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Like the general idea of universal basic income to address the growing problem of income inequality, universal basic mobility is the democratization of transportation that would allow for a minimum level of mobility for all citizens regardless of socioeconomic or disability status.

This, in turn, will spur employment levels by allowing people access to the freedom of movement. This concept is an affordable and reliable way to move from place to place and takes after that same issues universal basic income wishes to tackle in the form of equal financial support from the government.

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The debt-ceiling is a legislative policy that limits the amount of national debt that can be accumulated by the US Treasury. In other words, it is a limit on how much the federal government may borrow to meet its financial commitments. The US is notorious for the ever-increasing debt-ceiling as borrowing becomes more and more necessary, and the increasing budget deficit means that the US spends more than what it collects in taxes. In recent years, this debt ceiling has exceeded the ability of the US to meet its debt payment obligations.