I have a more fundamental question that I intend to work on at some time down the road, and it is this:<p>How does the money flow, and at what point does it brake down?<p>You see, if we give every person basic income of $BASIC, that money must come from taxes (else we just have runaway inflation). So ultimately every dollar spent needs to be collected in taxes. That&#x27;s not to say it gets taken away by the government at the first transaction. The velocity of money will play a large part in determining the tax rate required to collect all the money back to the government. But that velocity will be low if a large number of people choose to not work. It also depends on propensity to save and some other factors. I&#x27;d like to see even the most simple analysis of this to get a feel for the math and what some obvious constraints it places on the system.<p>Has anyone done this and published a blog?