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> It most certainly is enough to make a major lifestyle improvement when someone is living paycheck to paycheck This is not what the recent universal basic inc
by brigadier132 2y ago
> It most certainly is enough to make a major lifestyle improvement when someone is living paycheck to paycheck
This is not what the recent universal basic income study showed.
- rockostrich 2y ago> the recent universal basic income study If you're talking about the OpenResearch study that Sam Altman is funding then yes it did [1]. Granted this study was a little bit more money but the results imply that any amount of extra money helps people living paycheck to paycheck in terms of financial flexibility and safety. [1] https://www.openresearchlab.org/findings/nber-working-paper-consumption-and-household-balance-sheets https://www.openresearchlab.org/findings/nber-working-paper-...