You can move, but if you want to live in an area with more demand for housing, like a major city, you're going to get shafted. I don't disagree that UBI would p

You can move, but if you want to live in an area with more demand for housing, like a major city, you're going to get shafted. I don't disagree that UBI would probably end up with a little more income net of price increases to the poor, but it comes with a host of problems that don't mesh with other economies. Labor gets more expensive, so outsourcing gets more enticing. It'll also never be a "basic" income in that the poor will always need to work to survive.