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From time to time the Trust has published various additional documents ranging from small A5 pamphlets to short books. These are slowly becoming available on line.

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Basis Income a Research Report [Adobe Only]

Prepared for Age Concern by DVL Smith & Associates

1991

• Awarness adn knowledge of, abd attitudes towards the current pensions and benefits system
• Overall attitudes towards the concept of Basic Income and partial Basic Income
• Explaining and communicating the basic/partial income concept
• Presenting the Basic Income Case

Citizens's Income and Women [Adobe only]

BIRG Discussion Paper No. 2

1993

• Edited by Hermione Parker.
• Chapters: Paid and unpaid work; Basic Income in a nutshell; The unit of assessment and the basis of entitlement;
• Women as mothers; Women in paid work; Women in old age; Conclusion.

• Forward by Professor A.B. Atkinson
• Chapter 1 - Political Culture and Tax- Benefit Reform:
• Chapter 2 - The Dynamics of Tax-Benefit Reform:
• Chapter 3 - Implmentation of Tax Benefit Reforms: Conclusion: The PAth of Tax-Benefit Reform.

Basic Income and the Labour Market [Adobe only]

Edited by Hermione Parker

1991

• Chapter 1 - Disnetangling the issues
• Chapter 2 - Bsic Income in a nutshell
• Chapter 3 - False Claims
• Chapter 4 - Labour market trends
• Chapter 5 - Inplications of Basic Income
• Chapter 6 - Implications of Baisc Income - training and education
• Chapter 7 - Implications of Basic Income - equal opportunities
• Chapter 8 Basic Income as part of a wider package

Universal Basic Income - Receiprocity and the Right to Non-Exclusion

[Adobe only]

Jurgen de Wispelaere

• The case for a Universal Basic Income
• Parasitism and the Reciprocity Objection against Basic Income
• Equal Opportunity Regimes
• Unequal Opportunity Regeimes
• Equal Access to Jobs
• Constrained Job Rights
• Bsic Income in a Reciprocity - Sensitive Environment

Basic Income - BIRG leaflet 1989 [Adobe Only]

• What is Basic Income
• How would it work
• How would BI's be paid for?
• Integrating tax and social secruity
• Six fundemental changes
• Full, partial, or transitional
• What is BIRG
• Past Programme
• Further Reading