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The scheme outlined is not UBI in that it is not universal (subject to income requirements) and money is allocated by lottery. I haven't seen earnest UBI propos
by vageli 4y ago
The scheme outlined is not UBI in that it is not universal (subject to income requirements) and money is allocated by lottery. I haven't seen earnest UBI proposals suggesting a lottery style distribution and means testing is counter to the concept of UBI.
- IanCal 4y agoLottery allocation surely is about creating a randomised trial, no? (Edit - got access to the article now, doesn't seem like it? Lotteries have been done before because it gives a good trial design) And income requirements just make it a UBI with an adjusted tax code.
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