People in expensive cities shouldn't get any more basic income money than people anywhere else; that'll just make more people want to move there. If the nation

People in expensive cities shouldn't get any more basic income money than people anywhere else; that'll just make more people want to move there. If the nationwide amount isn't enough, the answer is simple: move someplace cheaper. When you have a guaranteed basic income, this should now be possible. This will have two effects: 1) keeping the cost-of-living from continuing to spiral up so much in those cities, and 2) forcing employers in those cities to pay better, since their workforce can more easily move away to someplace very cheap.