> "Money In Money Out" is what makes you poor. Actually many programs for social welfare are exactly based on the idea that it is more complicated than that.

> "Money In Money Out" is what makes you poor. Actually many programs for social welfare are exactly based on the idea that it is more complicated than that. The proponents of universal basic incomes for example have been fighting tooth and nail to even get this "tautological" fact accepted, and it is only now taking hold. The consequences of that would be that "simply" giving people money makes them less poor. It sounds simple when put like that, but it is a real struggle to have the conclusions of that be put into policy.