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Modeling the Macroeconomic Effects of a Universal Basic Income
2017
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A tax-funded, $1k/month UBI is modeled to raise prices by 0.56% over baseline after eight years.
A tax-funded, $1k/month UBI is modeled to increase nominal wages by 0.51% over baseline after 8 years.
A debt funded, $12,000/year UBI is modeled to raise prices by 3.77% over 8 years.
A tax-funded, $500/month UBI is modeled to raise GDP by 1.65% over the baseline after eight years.
A federal debt-funded UBI expands GDP in the Levy model.
A tax funded, $1k/month UBI is modeled to increase the employment rate by 0.31% over baseline after 8 years.
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authors
Gennaro Zezza
Marshall Steinbaum
Michalis Nikiforos
reports
Basic Income
tags
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Growth
Employment
Universal Basic Income (UBI)
Deficit funding
Inflation
Wages
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