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Where the guarantor is a [[government]], GLI is a form of [[social welfare provision|welfare]]. | Where the guarantor is a [[government]], GLI is a form of [[social welfare provision|welfare]]. | ||
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About
A guaranteed living income (GLI), sometimes referred to as basic income guarantee (BIG), guaranteed minimum income (GMI), or just minimum income, is a living income that is guaranteed to those individuals meeting certain conditions.
Where the guarantor is a government, GLI is a form of welfare.
Examples
- Mincome: Dauphin, Manitoba - 1974-1979
Links
Reference