El derecho social al ingreso mínimo vital
The creation of a State-level Minimum Income became increasingly necessary, configured as a social right to Minimum Living Income. The LIMV has established it at a level that is still “low profile” or modest, but it is undeniable that it is destined to increase its ideal of coverage for structura...
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| Baliabidea: | Temas laborales: Revista andaluza de trabajo y bienestar social, ISSN 0213-0750, Nº 158, 2021, pags. 45-117 |
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The creation of a State-level Minimum Income became increasingly necessary,
configured as a social right to Minimum Living Income. The LIMV has established it at a
level that is still “low profile” or modest, but it is undeniable that it is destined to increase
its ideal of coverage for structural reasons. The IMV is a conditional subsidy (integrated into
the legal-institutional system of the non-contributory social security or assistance); a noncontributory
subsidy targeted at the poor and people in situations of severe social exclusion.
This subsistence income measure (IMV) is nothing like a first step toward the establishment
of a Universal and unconditional Basic Income. But neither does it exclude its possible
implementation in the certainly distant future, marked by the uncertainty inherent in what has
been called the “risk society.” Let future generations decide on the various conceivable options
for the policy of subsistence income guarantees to guarantee the right to a dignified existence
of the person in a civilized society. |
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