New Report: Orpo Government Increases Income Inequality – 80 Euros Off for Those with the Lowest Incomes, More Money for Those with the Highest Incomes
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During its term, the Orpo government has made social security and tax changes that increase income inequality, according to calculations by the National Institute for Health and Welfare.
The income of the poorest will decrease by 80 euros per month due to changes in subsidies and taxes, while the income of the richest will increase by 50 euros per month.
The social security and tax changes made during the past government term are weakening the livelihoods of the lowest-income earners, according to a recent report by the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare (THL). – The effects of the social security and tax changes during the government term are affecting different income groups differently, THL's chief researcher Jussi Tervola says in a press release. The article The government's legal chan…
The number of low-income people is increasing by over 100,000 people. The livelihoods of students and the unemployed in particular have deteriorated.
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