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Mark Liddiard is senior lecturer in social policy at Curtin University

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Could the Idea of a Universal Basic Income Work in Australia?

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Mark Liddiard, Monday, 6th June 2016 - With Finland set to become the world’s first country to introduce a universal basic income, Mark Liddiard, senior lecturer in social policy at Curtin University, asks whether a politician could conceivably sell such an idea in Australia, in this article first published in The Conversation.

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Mark Liddiard is senior lecturer in social policy at Curtin University

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Mark Liddiard is senior lecturer in social policy at Curtin University

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Could the Idea of a Universal Basic Income Work in Australia?

We’re not your average jobs board