> In other words: Over one quarter of people who received the checks stopped working, despite knowing that the program was temporary. This is actually a wild re

> In other words: Over one quarter of people who received the checks stopped working, despite knowing that the program was temporary. This is actually a wild result when you think about it. Contrast this with the title that claims “people kept working” without qualifiers. Half of those people stopped working so that they could go to school. I'd also expect an even better result if working did not cancel out the UBI.