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I think the reasoning goes like that: If you give 100k people each 10k$ each month, chances are that some of them stop working because they consider it enough.
by dmichulke 10y ago
I think the reasoning goes like that:
If you give 100k people each 10k$ each month, chances are that some of them stop working because they consider it enough.
The same holds for 1k$ but to a lesser extent.
Still, UBI reduces the incentive to work.
- RobertoG 10y agoSo, they give money to people because there are not enough works and then complain because the people don't work. I get lost somewhere in the reasoning.
- jmmcd 10y agoI can accept the claim that it reduces the incentive to work (a bit), but not the claim that there is any trap that prevents upward mobility.