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Well so what? If you are going to consume more of the economy's resources to choose to live in a more expensive place, then you should have to pay for it. Conv
by Houshalter 13y ago
Well so what? If you are going to consume more of the economy's resources to choose to live in a more expensive place, then you should have to pay for it.
Conversely, why should we give less to people who live in more affordable places?
- aarkling 13y agoI think the difference is it may be more expensive to live in a city but may still make sense because of the availability of jobs and higher income. With basic income the income aspect of choosing a place to live is weakened.