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Doesn't it also reduce the cost of that bureaucracy? The article also argues that people actually have an intrinsic motivation to work (to get nice things for
by AlexC04 16y ago
Doesn't it also reduce the cost of that bureaucracy?
The article also argues that people actually have an intrinsic motivation to work (to get nice things for themselves and their children).
Notice the bits about the findings in Nimibia?
- yummyfajitas 16y agoIs the bureaucracy of welfare distribution a significant portion of the cost? The article also argues that people actually have an intrinsic motivation to work (to get nice things for themselves and their children). If your sole motivation for work is to get nice things for you/your kids, and someone hands you free money, why bother working? As for Namibia, it doesn't seem that Namibia replaced a welfare system with work incentives by a welfare system without. All they did was create a welfare system. News flash: giving money to poor african villagers can help.
- xilun0 16y agoShould there not exist an amount of money which can help you to live in decent conditions, yet not be spoiled?