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  1. Assessing the Impact of the Implementation of Universal Basic Income on Entrepreneurship.María-Teresa Aceytuno-Pérez, Manuela A. de Paz-Báñez & Celia Sanchez-López - 2023 - Basic Income Studies 18 (2):141-161.
    We focus on the literature about UBI and the experiments developed all around the world to test it in order to address how UBI implementation could affect entrepreneurship. Building on these findings and various strands of entrepreneurial theory, we develop a theoretical framework to explain how the implementation of UBI would dramatically change the environment of entrepreneurial activity, shaping entrepreneurial action at three levels: (i) the desirability of becoming an entrepreneur; (ii) the perceived feasibility of becoming an entrepreneur; (iii) the (...)
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  • Why Do We Run Basic Income Experiments? From Empirical Evidence to Collective Debate.Roberto Merrill & Bru Laín - 2021 - Basic Income Studies 16 (1):27-38.
    There are two major possible responses to the question: what (if anything) can justify a basic income experiment? An experiment might be justified either because it gathers positive empirical evidence supporting rolling out a basic income, or because it justifies the moral desirability of such a measure. This paper critically explores both responses, the “empirical” and “ethical claim” in light of the Barcelona B-MINCOME pilot, alongside other similar experiments. We sustained that although the empirical claim is necessary, there seems to (...)
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  • Against the Frame: Local Media Coverage of Ontario’s Basic Income Pilot.Meaghan Irons & Andrea M. L. Perrella - 2023 - Basic Income Studies 18 (2):163-186.
    The 2017–2018 basic income pilot in the Canadian province of Ontario attempted to alleviate poverty in a precarious economy. With three communities participating, we examine how the pilot was framed by local media, permitting a look at the narratives that were dominant in the participating communities. In essence, were recipients framed as “deserving?” How the media addresses this question can set the foundation for whether policymakers can proceed with basic income. Given that media coverage of poverty alleviation in the United (...)
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  • The Impacts of the Ontario Basic Income Pilot: A Comparative Analysis of the Findings from the Hamilton Region.Mohammad Ferdosi & Tom McDowell - 2021 - Basic Income Studies 16 (2):209-256.
    This article provides the findings of a quantitative and qualitative study of participants from the prematurely cancelled Ontario Basic Income Pilot in the Hamilton region. We compare our evidence with those of other large-scale experiments from the high-income countries between 1968 and 2019 to place OBIP’s findings in the context of evidence from randomized control experiments with similar policy conditions to Ontario’s. Our study identified a small decline in labour market participation, but improvements on a variety of quality-of-life measurements. We (...)
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