Until 2023, ERC and CUP have committed to "design, implement and evaluate" a pilot test to introduce the universal basic income (UBI) in some age group. Catalonia thus joins the territories that have proposed similar experiments, despite the fact that, for the moment, the states continue to prefer incomes aimed at the population at risk of poverty. The main difference between the current guaranteed income of citizenship (or minimum living income) and the UBI is that the latter is aimed at the entire population of a territory and there are no conditions for receiving it: there is no need to justify, for example, a minimum level of income. Both rich and poor would receive it (the pre-agreement does not mention a specific amount), but not everyone would benefit from it. "Even if everyone received it, the richest 20% would lose out", says Daniel Raventós, PhD in economic science and president of the Xarxa Renda Bàsica.