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If you do that you lose the “U”...

• dragonwriter 6y ago
  Some of them do; the Unconditional/Universal specifically refers to the absence of means and behavior testing. It doesn't mean there are no bounds to the target population, or that the bounds that exist aren't chosen with policy outcomes in mind. So things like citizenship/immigration status conditions, or age (e.g., adults only) conditions (whether or not I think they are good policies) are consistent with the broad concept of UBI.