Luck refers to success or failure apparently brought about by chance rather than one's own actions. For the purposes of this debate, assume that luck is a distinct quality that can be measured, stored, and transferred from one person to another.

UBS, Switzerlands largest bank agreed to buy out Credit Suisse in the face of their failed business investments and Silicon Valley Bank's collapse. The purchase is for significantly lower than the last closing stock price of Credit Suisse, and the government prepared emergency measures to fast-track the takeover and plans to circumvent normal corporate governance rules by preventing a UBS shareholder vote so the deal can be sealed immediately. UBS is still seeking protections from legal cases and investigations that can result in fines

Primate cities are disproportionately large cities in the urban hierarchy of a country. They are unrivaled political and economic hubs, as well as often serving as the capitals or administrative centers of a nation. In pursuit of economic development, countries often centralize resources and encourage migration to increase the labor force in these cities. Examples of Primate Cities include (Seoul, Cairo, Bangkok, Budapest, Jakarta & Lima)

India uses "protected area management" to identify important natural areas and prioritizes the protection of wilderness in those areas over resource use. (eg: national parks, wildlife preserves, etc). Leasing the land to local residents would allow them to have autonomy over how the land is used and economically developed.

Under regional alliances, freedom of movement may be granted to nationals of member states. Freedom of movement, as defined, permits nationals to enter and reside in any member state within the regional alliance. This typically affords the ability to travel, work, study, and reside in any member state without the need for visas or work permits.

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is a regional economic and political alliance composed of the following 10 member states: Myanmar (also known as Burma), Cambodia, Singapore, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, Laos, and Brunei.

In the status quo, ASEAN member states have implemented different measures to allow the freer movement of people, such as the ASEAN Free Trade Area and the ASEAN Economic Community. However, these measures are mainly focused on facilitating the movement of skilled workers and businesspeople, rather than ordinary nationals.