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I think you're on to something here, maybe accidentally in your comment. A "steady trickle" is a great idea. Rather than giving people say, $1500 on the 1st o
by epicureanideal 10y ago
I think you're on to something here, maybe accidentally in your comment. A "steady trickle" is a great idea. Rather than giving people say, $1500 on the 1st of the month, if it could be spread out to $30 per day after some initial lump sum, then it would require saving in order to buy anything significant. Someone inclined to blow all $1500 on the first day just couldn't.
I guess another solution would be to earmark some amount of the funds for rent or provide vouchers for housing or other services.
- dredmorbius 10y agoNot accidental ;-) There's also the matter of windfall wealth to corporations or countries. Dutch diseaase, resource curse, etc.
- aab0 10y agoPayday loan-style businesses would let people monetize their BI. And that wouldn't work well with rent, which is usually paid in lump sums.