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by paulddraper
3216 days ago
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> People also don't tend to consider the harms that means-tested programs do to the poor. True. Still, there will be many who are worse off with $1 UBI. I agree with your views. But if UBI is ever created it has 0% chance of replacing welfare. |
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Though the children could receive something like $800/month for the first, $600/month for the second, and so on up to the fourth which is compensated for $200/month. Anything above that will not be compensated. The diminishing returns will discourage people from having more kids just to have more money, and also will appease those who are afraid of "welfare queens" who only have kids to get money from the state. We know that the contingency of people actually doing that is practically nonexistent but it will assuage those who are still concerned about it.