Sharing our wealth: What does the public think about wealth inequality and wealth taxation in Scotland?

WEAll Scotland Presents.

Sharing our wealth: What does the public think about wealth inequality and wealth taxation in Scotland?

Our economy generates enough wealth for everyone to have a good life. But the design of our economy ensures this wealth is unfairly distributed. The increasing power of wealth over hard work is creating an uneven playing field. While most people make money from working, the wealthiest people don’t have to work at all - their money does all the work for them.

Research Presenter: Dr Lukas Bunse, Policy and Knowledge Lead, WEAll Scotland 

Panellists: Chloe Campbell, Policy and Parliamentary Officer, Poverty Alliance, Dr David Walsh, Senior Lecturer in Health Inequalities (Public Health), Glasgow University, Roz Foyer, General Secretary, Scotland’s Trade Union Centre (STUC) and Laurie Macfarlane, Co-Director, Future Economy Scotland. Chaired by Lisa Hough-Stewart, Director (Interim), WEAll Scotland.

Join WEAll Scotland for the launch of our latest research on public attitudes to wealth inequality and wealth taxation in Scotland. Supported by a panel of experts, we will discuss how we can use the findings to better share our wealth in Scotland, to build a Wellbeing Economy, and to challenge politicians to be bolder on tax justice in Scotland.

GENERAL ADMISSION £8.