Fabian Debate: Fiscal Sustainability and Economic Diversity
Tuesday, 28 October 2014, 10:37 am
Press Release: New Zealand Fabian Society
Fabian Debate - Fiscal Sustainability and Economic
Diversification
I would like to invite you to
hear Brian Easton and Wayne Mapp discuss and debate issues
surrounding fiscal sustainability in superannuation and
health care, and New Zealand's economic diversification.
These are highly important issues that have long-term
significance for the future of New Zealand's economy and
people. While they have been discussed for many years we
have not yet reached any consensus as to the best way to
proceed.
Connolly Hall, Guildford Terrace, Wellington,
Monday 10 November, 5:30pm. All welcome - please register here.
Narratives from the 2014
election - what did we learn? – Podcast
This
is available on the Fabian Society website in the
Publications section - you can link to it here. Our thanks are due to Catherine
Hutton of Radio New Zealand for the recording - her 26
October Insight programme "Turning Labour Around" is here.
ENDS
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