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In my mind, the simplest way to lower the risk is to just hand people the money they need to meet their needs (rent, electricity, food, internet). So maybe SR&E
by cbhl 10y ago
In my mind, the simplest way to lower the risk is to just hand people the money they need to meet their needs (rent, electricity, food, internet). So maybe SR&ED could go away altogether if the UBI experiments are successful.
If you consider those who drop out of college to do a startup, those people wouldn't even have $100k in a 401k to take out to start the business.
- snarf21 10y agoI agree that UBI could play a similar role if we can figure it out which still seems really hard at scale. I think for the dropouts they usually have a different path of living at home with all their needs met. Definitely an interesting topic to thing about. :)