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I believe what OP is getting at is you need a significant portion of a community to be receiving UBI to truly transform the local economy. To use an example th
by gamegoblin 6y ago
I believe what OP is getting at is you need a significant portion of a community to be receiving UBI to truly transform the local economy.
To use an example the Yang often uses: It may not be economically viable to set up a bakery in some small dying town. But if everyone in that town were receiving UBI, it might become viable, due to a change in the town's spending habits.
- burrows 6y ago> But if everyone in that town were receiving UBI, it might become viable, due to a change in the town's spending habits. The change being that everyone is now spending money earned by someone else.