The article states that the Finnish government's decision led to a decrease in the income of the poorest 5% of the population by an average of 828 euros per year, while the income of the richest 5% increased by 2137 euros per year, resulting in an increase in poverty, with nearly 99,000 people now falling into the category of low-income households, which has most affected workers whose social support has been significantly reduced. (translated)

