Options for New Zealand's Future by James Duncan

Why did the Muldoon government disband the Commission For The Future in 1982? Established by the National Government in 1976 in fulfillment of an election promise, the Commission For The Future was to impartially investigate aspects of our lives, our organisations, our resources, and how we manage them. It was to report on and analyse trends and present options and make forecasts on their likely effects. The Commission For The Future comprised a committee of eminent, highly qualified New Zealanders well suited to such an important task. Were the Commission's findings unimportant, irrelevant, and a waste of Taxpayer's money? Or did the Commission For The Future say things which were too politically sensitive or embarrassing? Now you can judge for yourself. This book by James Duncan, former Chairperson of the Commission For The Future, presents those findings, made up to the minute by the continuing evaluative work of the newly formed Futures Trust. This is essential reading for every concerned New Zealander, which is why we call it The Survival Book.

Publisher:	Victoria University Press
Year:	1984
Binding:	Paperback
ISBN:	0864730241
Condition:	Good
Description:	Pages foxed.

This image is of the actual book.

SKU: 1600943
Location: NZ Politics