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I had always interpreted quadratic funding as being a tax rather than a subsidy. You donate $100 and the cause receives $100, then your next marginal $100 is di
by jovial_cavalier 1y ago
I had always interpreted quadratic funding as being a tax rather than a subsidy. You donate $100 and the cause receives $100, then your next marginal $100 is discounted quadratically, and the government receives the difference. I think that just straight up resolves the first two issues.
- sokoloff 1y agoI think that very quickly just changes the forms of donation to be “something that doesn’t count as a donation” (buying tickets to an event or even just straight up NFTs). As soon as the quadratic decrease is more than my marginal tax rate, I’m better off buying an NFT from the cause I want to support than making a donation.