The first results of the Finnish Basic Income (BI) Experiment were published in the beginning of February 2019[1]. The second releases took place the 2 and 4 April[2].
According to the results, the benefit mimicking basic income did not
have any significant positive or negative employment effects when
compared to the control group, i.e. those not included into the
experiment. There are several possible reasons for the zero results
received during the first year. The article gives a review of the possible explanations.