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UnAutomating the Economy: More Labor but at What Cost?
(greshm.org)
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Beyond the Artist Subsidy: UBI as a Shift in How People Receive Money
(feasta.org)
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8mo ago
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What Problem Does UBI Solve?
(greshm.org)
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Suncho
1y ago
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UBI and the Environmental Cost of Overemployment
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1y ago
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Calibrated Basic Income by Derek Van Gorder [pdf]
(greshm.org)
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1y ago
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Money as Credit: The Purest Money Is Paper
(survivalconstraint.com)
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1y ago
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UBI and the Anti-Work Vibe Shift
(greshm.org)
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2y ago
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5y ago
> It can't be just a number on a computer in a bank, right? It's two numbers in computers. It's a number in the computer of the bank that issued the money, and it's a corresponding number in the computer of whoever i
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5y ago
> How does the system guarantee that nobody's creating money without notifying everyone? This is a comment that's not related to SWIFT in particular. Every asset (including money) is generally someone else's liability. Th
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The Greshm System [pdf]
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5y ago
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The Topologist's Map of the World
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6y ago
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Boston Basic Income #106: Law Enforcement
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6y ago
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6y ago
> each register's carry bits are independent from the ones that get carries added from the last register No they're not. Let's say B's non-carry bits are all 1. If you carry anything from C, that will affect B'
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The Economy Is a Giant Vending Machine
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6y ago
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Boston Basic Income #100: Intro to UBI
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6y ago
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6y ago
> Could it be that there was sexual reproduction first and asexual reproduction came later? Unlikely. You can't mate with copies of yourself unless there are already multiple copies of yourself floating around. I like the story the
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6y ago
> You're confusing the Fed's ability to monetize assets with the Treasury's ability to spend money on whatever it wants. They're related. There's both fiscal stimulus and monetary stimulus going on here. The mo
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6y ago
What matters isn't the size of the Fed's balance sheet or what it contains. The Fed's balance sheet is "invisible" to the private-sector economy. This expansion of their balance sheet is simply a reflection of the
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6y ago
Done.
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YouTube accidentally permanently terminated my account
(medium.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Wow. Blast from the past. Greenspun's company ArsDigita used to run free web development boot camps. I did one of the boot camps back in 2000. It was the first time I'd ever heard of such a thing. Apparently, there was also an
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Printing Money Cures the “Covid-19” Crash
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7y ago
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Introduction to Consumer Monetary Theory
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Basic Income vs. Debt
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Suncho
7y ago
This is a great question. I would say that the "answer from economics" you describe is incorrect. There are some economists who think this way. And they have a term for it: The Quantity Theory of Money. But the reality is that
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7y ago
(I'm not an economist either, but I'm also really interested in this) > What's the difference in theory and practice between UBI and changing the standard deduction/marginal rate? Like if we give out $6k a year to eve
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Suncho
7y ago
The interesting questions surrounding UBI are macroeconomic in nature. How does it change the economy? We know that consumers need money in order for the economy to function. The question is whether basic income is an efficient way to pr
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The Robots Are Not Coming
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7y ago
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Facebook’s Libra is an attempt to mask a promise as a token
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Interview with UBI Theorist Alex Howlett
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