[Stanley]

A Breakdown of the Fiscal Impact of Three UBI Scenarios in Brazil

The fiscal analysis shows that replacing existing benefits could offset 25-35% of the UBI's gross cost, making the reform financially viable.


https://hackernoon.com/a-breakdown-of-th...source=rss

[Vectura]

Really interesting breakdown — Brazil’s approach to UBI could become a model for emerging economies if they manage that 25–35% offset effectively. Reallocating existing benefits instead of just adding new spending might be the key to making UBI fiscally sustainable, especially in economies with tight budgets.

[Fish]

A Breakdown of the Fiscal Impact of Three UBI Scenarios in Brazil

The fiscal analysis shows that replacing existing benefits could offset 25-35% of the UBI's gross cost, making the reform financially viable.


https://hackernoon.com/a-breakdown-of-th...source=rss

This seems like a reform that could really benefit brazil

[Aeowulf]

Yes, let another country testbed this. Not the US.

Haven't those that tried it failed already?