I am super interested in UBI studies, but they all end up with underwhelming data, and even worse reporting. Possibly as a result of politics, many are afraid to levy critisism or get into the weeds on the details of these programs, and few release meaningful conclusions. Sure, any mayor would love $5m more spending in their city, but was one guy improving his credit worth 'mixed results' worth the cost? It makes readers skeptical, and I just want data, not confurmation bias in either direction.
I am super interested in UBI studies, but they all end up with underwhelming data, and even worse reporting. Possibly as a result of politics, many are afraid to levy critisism or get into the weeds on the details of these programs, and few release meaningful conclusions. Sure, any mayor would love $5m more spending in their city, but was one guy improving his credit worth 'mixed results' worth the cost? It makes readers skeptical, and I just want data, not confurmation bias in either direction.