No, the UBI is a simplification of welfare, to reduce the cost of poverty. It's mostly about social problems than economic problems. Inflation can be controlle

No, the UBI is a simplification of welfare, to reduce the cost of poverty. It's mostly about social problems than economic problems. Inflation can be controlled. > The same thing was tried many times before in many different places, and the result has always been the same. Do you have sources that are comparable with UBI experiments? > until the poor are in the same situation as before, even with the additional UBI income. No. Unconditional money, whatever the amount, is what matters. Generally there is a critic that economics tend to focus too much on the math, and not on the political, social, psychological and human side. Ideologies have always affected economics. It also does today.