Why does Meili advocate for amortization $($spreading budgeted costs over time, rather than all at once$)$ of the costs of social investments like a basic income guarantee?

Question $13$ options:

It would ensure that social investments go to the people who need them most.

It would be easier for the Auditor General to perform financial audits of social investments.

It would make social investments cheaper.

It would make social investments more attractive to politicians.