Framing a Minimum Income Guarantee
On behalf of the independent Minimum Income Guarantee Expert Group, Progressive Partnership conducted market research in order to test levels of support for a Minimum Income Guarantee and to support future communication and framing around it.
Footnotes
1 Lone parent families, families where someone is disabled, families with 3+ children, minority ethnic families, families with a child under 1 year old, families where the mother is under 25.
2 Minimum Income Guarantee Expert Group: Interim Report 2023
3 Programme for Government 2021 to 2022
4 Minimum Income Guarantee Expert Group: Interim Report 2023
5 Minimum Income Guarantee: Experts by Experience Panel report
6 Talking effective about the Minimum Income Guarantee
7 MIG Conference Briefings Collated Jan24
8 Securing a living income in Scotland
11 How to talk about poverty in the UK
12 Economic Impact of a Minimum Income Guarantee
13 Social Security Experience Panels: publications
14 Lone-parent families, families where someone is disabled, families with 3+ children, minority ethnic families, families with a child under 1 year old, families where the mother is under 25.
15 AB: Higher and intermediate managerial, administrative, professional occupations; C1: Supervisory, clerical and junior managerial, administrative, professional occupations; C2: Skilled manual occupations; DE: Semi-skilled and unskilled manual occupations, unemployed and lowest grade occupations.
16 Please note that respondents could fall into more than one of these sub-groups.
17 3 lone parents; 3 with 3+ children; 1 minority ethnic family; 1 with a child <1 year old
18 See for example Talking about Poverty (Joseph Rowntree Foundation/Frameworks, 2016).
Contact
Email: MIGSecretariat@gov.scot