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Image Source The thing that interested me the most about Dr. Trost's presentation on Universal Basic Income (OSU Video) is that the proposition of UBI seems to be more compatible with capitalism than it

A reflection on Dr. Trost's presentation on Universal Basic Dividend with how it is viewed by socialism, family, and oil

Image Source When I first heard Dr. Trost presenting the idea of a Universal Basic Income, I didn’t quite understand or comprehend whatsoever. I had understood Dr. Trost as being a libertarian, and

Universal basic income in theory seems like a very socialistic policy, however there are many ways that it can be a non-socialist policy which were given in a lecture from Dr. Trost. Originally, just based

The concept of a Universal Basic Income has only been in circulation for the last 100 years, and since then countries around the world have debated on the effectiveness of UBI if it were to be implemented.

This week Dr. Steve Trost @trostparadox presented The Libertarian, Conservative, Progressive, Communist, (Not Socialist) Case for a Universal Basic Dividend to the Free Enterprise Society at Oklahoma State

from: memegenerator.net Universal basic income is talked about a lot, especially now, with people losing their jobs and prices going up due to shortages, scammers, and overbuying. People are just struggling

This weeks topic has probably been the most engaging and interesting to me. The idea of universal basic income is one that intrigues me with all of the possibilities and the different avenues of thinking.

This is a response that covers my opinion about Universal Basic Income systems and the extent of my favorability for it.

WEEK 8 Reflection

Response Responding to @julie.bank14’s question “In your opinion, what are the biggest pros and cons of a universal basic income?” I believe that when determining the pros and cons of UBI, you must make

@generalfritz14 posed the question "Would a Universal Basic Income only come from increased taxes on the wealthy? Could it come from other places?" To answer this proposition, one must operate

Week 8 Question Response

from user: NoTime2Exp on imgflip.com @hattiehughs14 asks, As of right now there are no countries with universal basic income. How soon do you think there will be a country to do this? Universal Basic Income

This post is a response to the question ["Do you think that current aid programs in the U.S count as universal basic income? If they do, are they helpful or detrimental to our society?"] ( posed

Image Source This post is in repsonse to the question How would a Universal Basic Income impact immigration and citizenship in the United States? posed by @moneybagley I think a Universal Basic Income

Image Source When thinking about Universal Basic Income, or UBI, my opinion on the matter is very conflicted. While I do strongly believe that all human beings should be able to live without fear of starvation

Image Source @generalfritz14 asked, "Would a Universal Basic Income only come from increased taxes on the wealthy? Could it come from other places?" When I thought about universal basic income

This response will be addressing Dr. Trost's question about Universal Basic Income. The question reads "If you are generally in favor of a UBI, under what conditions would you no longer consider it?"

Image Source How would Universal Basic Income affect employment figures? Would many citizens be as willing to be in the work force? Would a Universal Basic Income eliminate social programs, decrease their