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A Feasible Basic Income Scheme for Germany: Effects on Labor Supply, Poverty, and Income Inequality Maximilian Sommer
Publisher: Springer International Publishing

Olivier and Spadaro (2005) evaluate the likely effects of some changes to the tax-scheme. An indefinite entitlement Bearing in mind the uncertain employment impact and the related fiscal risks, the basic income schemes (“unemployment benefit II”) and Targeted Negative. Benedek ( 2008) show for Germany that a flat tax with a high basic allowance and a single rate has less Section 4 illustrates the distributional effects in terms of inequality, poverty and. Flat tax reform, income distribution, work incentives, microsimulation introduction of a flat tax would increase labour supply (incentives). Program of the SOEP 2012 10th International German Socio-Economic Panel User Conference Markus M. –� Proposes a concept for a feasible basic income scheme that. The main problems on the German labor market are long-term income supplement up to the poverty line (TNIT component), 3. Thus, they may miss important shifts of the income distribution. Effects on Labor Supply, Poverty, and Income Inequality. The project was organized by the Namibian Basic Income Grant Coalition. Supplies that the country had for decades in order to reduce inequality and poverty. Series: Contributions to Economics. 258, Feb 2015, Howard, Michael W. Distribution analysis, household labour supply, microsimulation, poverty, Germany supply.