Titlebook: A Critical Analysis of Basic Income Experiments for Researchers, Policymakers, and Citizens; Karl Widerquist Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if a

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Plural Identities and Preference Formation,This chapter defines and explains the workings of Universal Basic Income and its more easily testable cousin, the Negative Income Tax.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137414953This chapter discusses several general problems that virtually any experiment in the Universal Basic Income will have to deal with: community effects, long-term effects, the Hawthorne effect, the streetlight effect, and the difficulty of separating the effects of the size and type of program being studied.

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On the Luck Objection to LibertarianismThis chapter discusses one big difficulty with conducting experiments in Universal Basic Income (UBI): the practical impossibility of testing it under most practical circumstances and the problems created by using the Negative Income Tax as an approximation of UBI.

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Artwork Authorship as a Sign-in-ActionThis chapter proposes a list of important empirical claims made by supporters and opponents of Universal Basic Income (UBI) in an effort to identify what empirical questions UBI experiments should focus on and how researchers can relate experimental findings to the things people really want to know about UBI.

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The Primacy of Abstract ArtifactsThis chapter discusses claims that can be examined by Universal Basic Income (UBI) experiments but shows that each of them can only be tested partially, indirectly, and/or inconclusively. It discusses the implications these limitations have for conducting a UBI experiment and communicating its results.

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Karl WiderquistCritically discusses how to run and report the results of UBI experiments.Provides a concise, easy-to-read overview of UBI experiments that is accessible to policymakers, researchers, reporters and ci