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Miska Simanainen.

Miska Simanainen

Researcher, Research Unit

Presentation

I am a researcher at Kela’s Research Unit. My research areas include social security benefits and how changes in them affect population incomes, incentives to work, and wellbeing.

Expertise

  • social security and taxation
  • register-based research
  • microsimulation study
  • field tests

Ongoing research projects

Previous research projects

Publications

Publications and research projects

How Changes in Cash Transfers Can Affect Childbearing Among Low-Income Women: Evidence from the Finnish Basic Income Experiment

The study analyses how a two-year guaranteed income program that provided a significant earnings supplement affected childbearing among previously unemployed women.

Study on Alternative Ways of Organising Social Security

The study assesses whether alternative ways of organising social security, such as basic income, social account and one basic security benefit in particular, are suitable for the Finnish social security system.

Social Security and Conditionality: A Case Study of the Finnish Basic Income Experiment

This article looks at how the overall conditionality of social security changed among basic income recipients during the Finnish basic income experiment.

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