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  • Public Policy
  • Labor Economics

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  • The German federal government is proposing a significant overhaul of its social welfare system.
  • The current unemployment benefit II (Arbeitslosengeld II) is set to be replaced by a new citizen's income (Bürgergeld).
  • This reform is a key initiative within the new government's coalition agreement.

Purpose:

  • To analyze the proposed changes associated with the introduction of Bürgergeld.
  • To evaluate the potential impact of the reform on long-term unemployment and social participation.
  • To examine the shift from a 'Fördern und Fordern' (support and claim) approach to a more supportive policy focus.

Summary:

  • The proposed citizen's income (Bürgergeld) aims to replace the existing unemployment benefit II (Arbeitslosengeld II).
  • Key reforms include a readjustment of the 'Fördern und Fordern' approach, prioritizing supportive measures like training for the long-term unemployed.
  • The reform also seeks to enhance in-work benefits to promote sustainable, socially insured employment and ensure genuine social participation for recipients.

Impact:

  • Potential for reduced long-term unemployment through increased focus on training and supportive measures.
  • Expected improvement in sustainable employment rates via reformed in-work benefits.
  • Anticipated enhancement of social inclusion and participation for individuals receiving citizen's income.