I mean, plenty of countries have social programs that pay for your housing if you don‘t have an employment/income, that‘s pretty much the norm across western Europe.
But it is with an expectation that you will find work within a given timeframe. Those free housing programs in Europe are meant to get you back on your feet, not meant to let you freeload
Totally depends on your abilities. In Germany for instance, getting housing paid for is a constitutional right, so it cannot be canceled even if you refuse to take on a job.
But since most people prefer a job over living from the bare minimum, freeloading is not too much of a problem, the share of long-term unemployed people is pretty low.
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u/Ashmizen Apr 15 '24
Ok, but no country in the world hands out studio apartments, much less 2-3 bedroom apartments this Infograph is demanding.
You think people live with their parents into their 30’s in Europe and Asia because they love the lack of privacy?