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"don't give them the benefits they want, don't pay them enough, or just don't suit them very well " 80-90% of the population would fit into this category. You
by jariel 7y ago
"don't give them the benefits they want, don't pay them enough, or just don't suit them very well "
80-90% of the population would fit into this category.
You are not entitled to social services because 'you don't like your job'.
- chillacy 7y agoYea the basic income in the study seems to be means tested so it might incentivize people to quit. Just want to point out that a universal income would be constant regardless of job held, so there's no incentive to quit. If the UBI amount is tuned correctly, then those who don't have a job can subsist long enough to find a better job, which I'd posit is a net boon for our economy.