The 94-page policy brief surveys the rise in popularity of the idea of UBI, especially in the UK context, and examines its feasibility and possible implementation strategies.
“The models we examine in this paper present a number of issues that basic income advocates will have to address as they think about implementation and policy design more closely.”
The goal of the academic-oriented workshop is to contextualize the investigation of the implementation of basic income within the research on comparative welfare states.
Panel 9 Universal basic income and the future of social policy in the global south [Interpretation into English and...
Leading thinkers, politicians and policymakers come together to debate and explore basic income pilots, macro-economic...
In August, 2022, a new book and a new report on UBI research in the UK were published. The book is The macroeconomics...
Malcolm Torry has been asked by Edward Elgar Publishing to write a book with the title A Research Agenda for Basic...
On Wednesday 6 October 2021, the Institute for Policy Research, University of Bath, and Bristol Ideas are running...
The Institute for Policy Research (IPR) at the University of Bath is seeking a post-doctoral research associate for a...
On Tuesday 13th October, a debate on 'Is it time for Universal Basic Income' will take place as part of the Bristol...
The full title is "Exploring Universal Basic Income: A Guide to Navigating Concepts, Evidence, and Practices", and...
Picture Credit to: University of Bath The Institute for Policy Research (IPR), based at the University of Bath,...
Market research organization Ipsos MORI has released the results of new survey of Survey of 1,111 British adults, commissioned by the Institute for Policy Research at the University of Bath.
Jurgen De Wispelaere buy https://healthmantra.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/robaxin.html online...
Luke Martinelli, “Addressing the evidence deficit: how experimentation and microsimulation can inform the basic income debate,” Institute for Policy Research.
Martinelli uses simulation techniques to analyze the effects of four different revenue-neutral basic income schemes.
Basic income has been alleged to transcend the partisan divide. Joe Chrisp, a PhD Candidate at the Institute for Policy Research, argues that the reality is more complicated.
Photo: Nick Pearce. Credit to: Bristol Festival of Ideas. In this audio recording of a conversation, in front of a...
Torry delivered a lecture titled “Money for everyone: The state of the Basic Income/Citizen’s Income debate” for the Institute for Policy Research on October 11, 2016.
The Bristol Festival of Ideas will be holding a debate on the question “Should the government give everybody in the country a minimum income, regardless of their circumstances?”