No, they just haven't expanded it. I also think that the finish experiment has two main problems: they only give money to the unemployed, and they are only inte

No, they just haven't expanded it. I also think that the finish experiment has two main problems: they only give money to the unemployed, and they are only interested in measuring whether this leads to more employment. Seems almost cynical that they are not interested in other possible outcomes, such as benefits for unpaid work, family or health.