Department of Politics - William Kennedy Memorial Trust - 50th Anniversary Speaker Series 2017
Concern about declining decent work opportunities, growing child poverty, and the prohibitive costs of complex welfare provision all lead to one conclusion: Serious attention must be given to the introduction of a Basic Income Grant, a cash income for every adult/household. The idea is 500 years old, and experimentally applied in a number of places in the world. Is it appropriate for New Zealand, and how will it work?
Speakers
- Professor Philip Nel, Department of Politics, University of Otago
- Mr Lowell Manning, President, Basic Income New Zealand (BINZ)
- Dr Murat Ungor, Department of Economics, University of Otago
Date | Wednesday, 5 April 2017 |
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Time | 6:00pm - 7:30pm |
Audience | Public |
Event Category | Humanities |
Event Type |
Public Lecture Special Lecture |
Campus | Dunedin |
Department | Politics |
Location | BURNS1 - Arts Building - 95 Albany Street |
Cost | Free |
Contact Name | Department of Politics |
Contact Phone | 64 3 479 8663 |
Contact Email | politics@otago.ac.nz |