EUROMOD Working Paper Series EM5/16 An evaluation of a strictly revenue neutral Citizen’s Income scheme by Malcolm Torry Publication date 17 Jun 2016 Click here to read the working paper Abstract Read More
The information that it is possible to extract from the EUROMOD [1] microsimulation programme without undertaking a substantial amount of work is limited. There are two main reasons for this: Read More
This paper sets out three methods for calculating the gains and losses that households would experience at the point of implementation and/or the total net cost of a Citizen’s Income Read More
Anthony Painter and Chris Thoung, Report: Creative Citizen, Creative State – The principled and pragmatic case for a Universal Basic Income, Royal Society of Arts, 2015, This report from the Read More
This scheme retains and recalculates means-tested benefits and sets the working age adult Citizen’s Income at £54.20 per week. The article evaluates changes to the number of claims for means-tested benefits and Read More
This article evaluates the net income effects of two Citizen’s Income schemes for an individual earning the National Minimum Wage Since 2007 we have published in our introductory booklet a Read More
by Malcolm Torry This article was first published as a EUROMOD working paper by the Institute for Social and Economic Research at the University of Essex. It builds on a Read More
“Provides a clear and incisive contribution to what may become one of the most critical social policy debates of the current era.” Professor Hartley Dean, London School of Economics “All Read More
On Monday 2nd March well over a hundred people gathered to hear Andrew Harrop, General Secretary of the Left-leaning think tank Fabian Society, and Ryan Shorthouse, Director of the Right-leaning Read More
Introduction [note]A previous version of this article was published as an Institute for Social and Economic Research Working Paper [/note] [note]This paper uses EUROMOD versions F6.0+ and G2.0++. The contribution Read More