Finland’s Basic Income Experiment Visual

In 2017, Finland launched a two-year basic income experiment. The purpose of the trial is to see if a basic income can help to boost employment.

This visual shows the basic information about Finland’s basic income experiment. Duration: two years (2017–2018), amount: 560€/month and study population: 2000 persons between ages 25 and 58.

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