Date: Thursdays 3, 10, 17 Feb. 2022
Time: The same course is offered at both 7 am and 7 pm (choose which one of these two times you will attend – you can vary your attendance from week to week)
Duration: 1 hour and 15 min

Presenter:
Dr. John Tippett, PhD

Cost: $60 for the 3 sessions

Online via Zoom.
Meeting details will be supplied after registration.

Economics is for human beings – the law of the jungle is for animals. As a human being are you involved in making a living? In order to live, there must be “a living”, and our interest is in how this living is made; is it in accordance with human law? What is our attitude toward making a living?

This series of three discussions explores the playing out of human nature as it reveals itself in the business of making a living, and cites real examples from around the world, including;

Marna de Lange and what she did in Africa, what Roger Sworder said about work and what happened when Winston Churchill taxed a bridge.