Denílson Bandeira Coêlho
Abstract
Brazil occupies a distinctive place in the implementation of basic income, with the creation of the Bolsa Escola (school stipend) in 1995 and the Bolsa Familia (family stipend) in 2004. The country is also distinctive because programmes have been established at municipal, state and federal levels.
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Brazil occupies a distinctive place in the implementation of basic income, with the creation of the Bolsa Escola (school stipend) in 1995 and the Bolsa Familia (family stipend) in 2004. The country is also distinctive because programmes have been established at municipal, state and federal levels.
Key concepts: Stipend, State (computer science), Basic income, Economics, Economic growth, Political science, Market economy, Computer science