Analysis of the Financial Effects of Basic Income
Gareth Morgan (),
Matteo Richiardi and
Malcolm Torry ()
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Gareth Morgan: Ferret Information Systems
Malcolm Torry: University of Bath
Chapter Chapter 13 in The Palgrave International Handbook of Basic Income, 2023, pp 263-283 from Palgrave Macmillan
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Abstract This chapter discusses the two most useful methods for analysing the financial effects of Basic Income schemes. Microsimulation modelling combines household survey data on incomes and various other financial characteristics across the population with information about how the tax and benefits system operates and about how the Basic Income scheme would operate to generate information on the distributional and other individual and household level effects of implementing a Basic Income scheme. Matteo Richiardi discusses the microsimulation programmes now available, how the data and programmes are used, and the information that they can provide, and he also explains the potential for combining microsimulation with labour market models and caveats related to that combination. Malcolm Torry then contributes a detailed analysis of one particular illustrative Basic Income scheme that retains and recalculates means-tested benefits. Gareth Morgan then applies a modelling scenario method to the same scheme in order to compare financial outcomes for some typical households.
Date: 2023
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-41001-7_13
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