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Il reddito di cittadinanza come strumento di una politica economica espansiva

- Roberta Pittelli

The purpose of this study is to explore current issues concerning Italy’s economic conditions from an international context.
Although the topic has already been abundantly discussed, it is felt that it should be analyzed and studied not only from a legal/institutional perspective but also and above all from an economic perspective. Therefore, the present study aims to broaden the scope of research by advancing the field through the study of the RdC institution from a macroeconomic point of view, therefore considered simply as an anti-crisis fiscal policy instrument to demonstrate its effectiveness.
To do this, a whole series of macroeconomic indicators will be analyzed by means of a quantitative survey that, through a graphical representation, will highlight the economic repercussions of the Covid-19 pandemic and the role assumed in this regard by the Citizenship Income in terms of its capacity to affect the real economy. For this reason, the object of analysis will be the widening of the North-South divide that occurred following the aforementioned pandemic crisis, observing not only some of the most important macroeconomic data on the industrial and productive context of the aforementioned areas, but also and above all through the analysis of the data concerning the RdC, concerning, for example, the number of people involved rather than their place of residence.

Polanyi, Hayek e le aporie del reddito di cittadinanza

- Riccardo Evangelista

Nowadays, basic income is acclaimed as the main example of a progressive idea of society, free from poverty and exploitation. However, as emerges provocatively by Polanyi and Hayek’s analysis, basic income could easily become an economic policy alternative to full employment. But when unemployment is accepted as a natural order in a situation of unsatisfied basic needs, we are facing a regressive vision of economic system.

Reddito di cittadinanza, quali effetti in Italia e in Europa?

- Pasquale Tridico

In this article a survey is made of the various minimum income/citizen’s wage schemes existing in the EU in order to try to understand whether this kind of social protection has a positive, negative or neutral impact on the unemployment rate. The econometric model adopted in this study seems to disprove the tesi that a citizen’s wage/minimum income discourages employment. A model of minimum income is then proposed for Italy.

Il reddito dei romani nel 2020, primo anno della pandemia da Covid-19

- Keti Lelo, Salvatore Monni, Federico Tomassi

Grazie all’analisi dei dati appena pubblicati dal Ministero dell’Economia e Finanze sulla base delle dichiarazioni presentate all’Agenzia delle entrate nel 2021, sui redditi percepiti nel 2020, i ricercatori del collettivo #mapparoma Keti Lelo, Salvatore Monni e Federico Tomassi ci mostrano gli effetti del primo anno di pandemia sul reddito dei romani. Rispetto al 2019 è proprio “la città ricca” ad aver maggiormente incrementato il proprio reddito (+464 euro), seguita a distanza dalla “città compatta” (+206) e storica (+102), mentre la “città dell’automobile” è cresciuta poco (+32) e si è invece ridotto il reddito nella città del “disagio” (-84) e “campagna” (-53).

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