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As the saying goes, human desires are infinite whereas the resources necessary to fulfil them are finite. In a market economy, desires are constrained by the v
by brbsix 10y ago
As the saying goes, human desires are infinite whereas the resources necessary to fulfil them are finite.
In a market economy, desires are constrained by the value an individual is able to provide. Under a UBI, I guess they'll just be constrained by a politician's willingness to say "no" and the tax cattle's willingness to produce.