yhdyste
Yhdyste, also known as Finland's Basic Income Experiment, was a social experiment conducted in Finland from 2017 to 2019. The aim of the experiment was to provide a monthly basic income of 560 euros to a group of 2,000 unemployed individuals. The experiment was designed to test whether a basic income would increase employment rates and well-being among the recipients.
The trial started in January 2017 and was initially intended to run for two years, but the
During the trial, the recipients were required to report any changes in their employment status. However, the
Researchers from Oxford University were contracted to monitor the effects of the basic income. One of the
One of the key conclusions drawn from the experiment was that the basic income did not significantly