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When I said "simultaneous" I mean to apply it to a government, not a particular program. In any case though, any government program that gives equal resources
by hx87 10y ago
When I said "simultaneous" I mean to apply it to a government, not a particular program.
In any case though, any government program that gives equal resources to everyone and isn't means-tested to hell can do both. For example, an UBI both mitigates luck (by giving everyone a set amount of resources) and rewards hard work (because better workers will get far better returns with the income they've been given).
- crusso 10y agoSure, UBI doesn't completely negate the value of work, but UBI decreases the value of hard work because everyone gets something without having to do any work.