Don't peg BI to inflation ("actual" or "projected" - "targeted" is probably appropriate).
That way, if "supply-and-demand [...] render BI too low" because too many dollars are chasing too few goods, more people are motivated to move into the market and help produce. On the flip-side, when we hit a deflationary period real BI will rise, and people will pursue other interests rather than scrap for jobs that don't exist.
That way, if "supply-and-demand [...] render BI too low" because too many dollars are chasing too few goods, more people are motivated to move into the market and help produce. On the flip-side, when we hit a deflationary period real BI will rise, and people will pursue other interests rather than scrap for jobs that don't exist.