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May 2017 - OECD
May 2017 BASIC INCOME AS A POLICY OPTION: ILLUSTRATING COSTS AND DISTRIBUTIONAL implications FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES OECD 2017 3 Basic income as a policy option: Technical Background Note Illustrating costs and distributional implications for selected countries May 2017 The concept of a Basic Income (BI), an unconditional transfer paid to each individual is not new. However, although many OECD countries have non-contributory, non-means tested benefits for certain groups (most commonly children or pensioners) no country has made a BI the central pillar of its social security system. The recent upsurge in attention to BI proposals in OECD countries, including in those with long-standing traditions of providing comprehensive social protection, is therefore remarkable.
BASIC INCOME AS A POLICY OPTION: ILLUSTRATING COSTS AND DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPLICATIONS FOR SELECTED COUNTRIES © OECD 2017 6 disability benefits or early retirement ...
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