Criteria of fairness and minimum income programs

The purpose of this article is to analyze three minimum income programs, transformed into law on the federal level. The first, created during the Fernando Henrique Cardoso Administration, offers financial support to municipalities by creating programs to guarantee minimum income associated to social...

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Main Author: Simone Diniz
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina 2007-04-01
Series:Revista Katálysis
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Online Access:https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/katalysis/article/view/1276
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description The purpose of this article is to analyze three minimum income programs, transformed into law on the federal level. The first, created during the Fernando Henrique Cardoso Administration, offers financial support to municipalities by creating programs to guarantee minimum income associated to social-educational activities. The second program is the Family Grant program instituted during the Lula government. The third program, drafted by Senator Eduardo Suplicy, institutes a basic citizens' income. The analysis is inserted in a broader debate related to defense of unconditional income, as a form of overcoming the social welfare state. The central argument is that Brazil, even during the Lula government, has emphasized focused policies at the cost of universal ones.
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Criteria of fairness and minimum income programs
Revista Katálysis
renda mínima universal
bolsa família
política social
estado de bem-estar social
universal minimum income
family grant
social policy
social welfare state
title Criteria of fairness and minimum income programs
title_full Criteria of fairness and minimum income programs
title_fullStr Criteria of fairness and minimum income programs
title_full_unstemmed Criteria of fairness and minimum income programs
title_short Criteria of fairness and minimum income programs
title_sort criteria of fairness and minimum income programs
topic renda mínima universal
bolsa família
política social
estado de bem-estar social
universal minimum income
family grant
social policy
social welfare state
url https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/katalysis/article/view/1276
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