Re:Did Finland’s basic income experiment work? [video]
by WheelsAtLarge on Sunday February 03, 2019 @07:32PM
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You're right in a sense. But the only reason is that the governments subsidize the production.
People bitch about farmer subsidies but without them, farming would be a much more volatile business and farmers would be much more unlikely to be in the business. Thus cutting supply and making food much more expensive.
I wouldn't classify it as being naturally oversupplied. It's a result of the way governments manage the food production.
People bitch about farmer subsidies but without them, farming would be a much more volatile business and farmers would be much more unlikely to be in the business. Thus cutting supply and making food much more expensive.
I wouldn't classify it as being naturally oversupplied. It's a result of the way governments manage the food production.