Basic Income and Employment in Brazil

Suplicy, Eduardo Matarazzo

doi:10.2202/1932-0183.1067

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“…We parametrize the model to an economy whose labor market dynamics mimick those of South Africa in the 1990s. We solve the model numerically and experiment with different social policies, including a universal basic income such as that discussed by Van Parijs (2004) and Suplicity (2007). Our results suggest that these policies can be effective ways to fight child labor.…”

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Child labor, idiosyncratic shocks, and social policy

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Pallage

2015

Journal of Macroeconomics

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In this paper, we provide a dynamic model with heterogeneous agents to study child labor in an economy with idiosyncratic shocks to employment. Households facing adverse shocks may use child labor as a buffer to smooth consumption. We show that the introduction of an unemployment insurance program and/or a universal basic income system help eliminate child labor endogenously in this context. A calibration to South Africa in the 1990s is provided.

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Child labor, idiosyncratic shocks, and social policy

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Pallage

2015

Journal of Macroeconomics

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“…A tese de que tais programas devem transitar para a RBC é defendida por Eduardo Suplicy em diversas ocasiões (SUPLICY, 2007; e assenta-se sobre as análises que apontam o programa como "o maior esquema [de transferência condicionada] do mundo" (Hall, 2006). Outros autores em torno do debate sobre as política sociais chegaram, até mesmo, a sustentar que a construção de uma política nacional de transferência de renda deveria ter como agenda norteadora a própria implementação da RBC, que passava a se efetivar a partir da unificação e racionalização dos programas de renda mínima (Silva, Yazbek e di Giovanni, 2012).…”

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O Caminho Em Direção À Renda Básica De Cidadania Universal E Incondicional

Suplicy

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Carvalho³

2020

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O Brasil foi o primeiro país do mundo a aprovar uma lei para instituir uma Renda Básica de Cidadania. A Lei Federal N° 10.835 foi sancionada em 8 de Janeiro de 2004 pelo então presidente Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Este episódio, entretanto, culminou após uma longa evolução das propostas de garantia de renda no Brasil. Diz a Lei que "é instituída, a partir de 2005, a renda básica de cidadania, 42

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“…Even though these interrogations fall beyond the scope of this paper, it remains relevant to consider the potential of Suplicy's theory (2007). The possibility of distributing a basic income fund to each minga participant may be considered here as a way to foster involvement, since by remunerating labor social justice and monetary equality may be ensured (Suplicy, 2007).…”

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Autonomía and Cultural Co-Design. Exploring the Andean minga practice as a basis for enabling design processes

Testori

d’Auria²

2018

Strategic Design Research Journal

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The following contribution tackles autonomía by reflecting on the relationship between culture and space and, therefore, on the multiple actors involved in an urban project. This interaction and involvement are envisioned through the approach termed as 'cultural co-design'. The work is divided into four main sections. First, the mega-minga, an initiative based on the collaboration between citizens and institutions to produce collective urban spaces in Ecuador, is introduced. This is followed by a critical analysis of the mega-minga itself through the specific case of the Comuna de Santa Clara de San Millán, located in Quito. The deficiencies and the potentials of this collaborative practice will be illustrated by contextualizing the mega-minga historically, and relating it back to an evolving customary practice based on reciprocity. The third section of the paper looks at the intrinsic characteristics of the minga practice, explores its decolonizing qualities and the opportunity it represents to re-orient mainstream client-based and for-profit urban design practices in Ecuador. The article concludes by turning once again to the case of Santa Clara de San Millán. It envisions a scenario where autonomía is attainable through alternatives supporting a more equitable 'interaction' between space, culture, citizens, and institutions.

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Basic Income and Employment in Brazil

Cited by 12 publications

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Child labor, idiosyncratic shocks, and social policy

Child labor, idiosyncratic shocks, and social policy

O Caminho Em Direção À Renda Básica De Cidadania Universal E Incondicional

Autonomía and Cultural Co-Design. Exploring the Andean minga practice as a basis for enabling design processes

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