> The most likely outcome is that very quickly all the UBI money will be going to the few landlords and soon people will need "UBI plus a job" to pay rent and m

> The most likely outcome is that very quickly all the UBI money will be going to the few landlords and soon people will need "UBI plus a job" to pay rent and make ends meet. This doesn't make sense. If it was the case, raising the minimum wage would have the same result, but studies have shown that people are better off when the minimum wage goes up. Landlords do not have infinite power to raise prices, because they are in competition with one another. To the extent landlords have too much power, it's largely because we have decided to prevent the construction of new housing for many years. > And desirable housing is always limited. Does not have to be if you allow people to build more housing, and fix the regulations that make it overly expensive to do so.