Basic income
summary
Basic income is framed as raising the floor from zero to about $1,000 a month, replacing targeted welfare and cutting downstream costs like health and crime (argued at over a trillion dollars yearly). Cited evidence includes an Alaska dividend around $2,100 per person, a Namibia pilot showing a 40% crime reduction, a 31% rise in entrepreneurship, and planned 10–15 year village UBI trials in Kenya to measure long‑term effects.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to basic income
- 1:04What is basic income
- 3:52How to pay for basic income
- 6:01Basic income experiments
- 9:16Cash transfers vs welfare
- 11:24Does basic income make people lazy
- 13:10Political path to basic income
- 14:57Future of labor and welfare
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