Titlebook: Empirical Research on an Unconditional Basic Income in Europe; Lei Delsen Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Unconditional basi

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Introduction: Phenomenology in Japan,alities that generate poor living standards for many. After noting poverty is embedded amongst those dependent on welfare benefits through long-term illness, disability, unemployment, lone parenthood, the chapter confirms that most in poverty are in working households, while most self-employed also

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On Some Human Uses of Phenomenology,ut the meaning and effects of these participation income experiments in the Netherlands for people’s employment, health and well-being situation, and their wider implications for social policy, notably with a view to a social investment and capacitating approach.

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Intercorporeality Resonating Between Peopleare used to interpret the selection effects we find. Several characteristics turned out to increase or decrease participation: education, country of origin, being single, having an exemption of the obligation to work, and part-time work providing additional income. Further, we propose that stress is

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Individual Preferences for the Unconditional Basic Income in the European Union, have significant effects. “It reduces anxiety about financial basic needs” is considered the most convincing argument for UBI. “It might encourage people to stop working” is considered the most convincing argument against UBI. The self-enhancement hypothesis is confirmed. The positive and negative

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,Exploring Benefits and Costs: Challenges of Implementing Citizen’s Basic Income in Scotland,alities that generate poor living standards for many. After noting poverty is embedded amongst those dependent on welfare benefits through long-term illness, disability, unemployment, lone parenthood, the chapter confirms that most in poverty are in working households, while most self-employed also

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,Job Search, Employment Capabilities and Well-being of People on Welfare in the Dutch ‘Participationut the meaning and effects of these participation income experiments in the Netherlands for people’s employment, health and well-being situation, and their wider implications for social policy, notably with a view to a social investment and capacitating approach.

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The Who and the Why? Selection Bias in an Unconditional Basic Income Inspired Social Assistance Expare used to interpret the selection effects we find. Several characteristics turned out to increase or decrease participation: education, country of origin, being single, having an exemption of the obligation to work, and part-time work providing additional income. Further, we propose that stress is

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Experimental and Game Theoretical Analyses of the Unconditional Basic Income,and people with disability. We show that there is an equilibrium where women are willing to marry in order to get a higher income for the household, even if such decisions keep them in their weaker positions.

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