Group 1: Non-Market Work

Authors

  • Philip Morrison Victoria University of Wellington
  • Paul Brown Statistics New Zealand
  • Maire Dwyer New Zealand Planning Council, Wellington
  • Prue Hyman Victoria University of Wellington
  • Patricia Maunier Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries
  • Rosemary Novitz University of Canterbury

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.26686/lew.v0i0.868

Abstract

This discussion group focussed on questions surrounding non-market work. Some of these questions included: Do our official statistics adequately describe work in New Zealand society of they only provide information about paid employment and the work of working proprietors? How do we define “work” given that we need to include work that does not involve monetary exchanges? How do we value unpaid work? What are the equity issues and policy implications of non-market work?

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Author Biographies

Philip Morrison, Victoria University of Wellington

Department of Geography

Paul Brown, Statistics New Zealand

Department of Statistics

Prue Hyman, Victoria University of Wellington

Department of Economics

Patricia Maunier, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries

Economics Division

Rosemary Novitz, University of Canterbury

Department of Sociology

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Published

1984-11-12

Issue

1984: Labour, Employment and Work in New Zealand

Section

Articles

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