The proposal to reduce the number of public servants is not well worked out.
Read MoreIs the New Zealand’s Economy in Dire Straits?
Economy
The proposal to reduce the number of public servants is not well worked out.
Read MoreThe outlook is gloomy.
Read MoreWe are facing difficult challenges from the likely rise in import prices.
Read MoreIn too many areas we are avoiding thinking about or preparing for oncoming changes.
Read MoreThe US is throwing away its world leadership; will China fill the gap?
Read MoreAside from its Orwellian doublespeak, the proposed legislation to change how we count New Zealand requires an expert review.
Read MoreThe turmoil in the world economy from Trump’s attack on Iran will delay New Zealand’s economic recovery.
Read MoreAndrew Sorkin’s new book, 1929: The Greatest Crash in Wall Street History sheds light on how financial markets work.
Read MoreIndustrial policy is once more on the agenda of many governments.
Read MoreIt is more than a four-letter word exercise.
Read MoreShane Jones is committed to state-led economic development.
Read MoreHow successful are Trump’s measures at making America great again?
Read MoreThere are politicians who are more than a comms team.
Read MoreCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney outlines an architecture
Read MoreWhy we want the Reserve Bank to operate independently.
Read MoreFree trade deals can be complicated; so is their analysis.
Read MoreNew Zealand is a small, isolated nation and needs to design itself accordingly. We should avoid uncritically imitating larger nations.
Read MoreThis column is a response to the complaint that we have poor economic performance because we have summer holidays. It praises them
Read MoreThe government is still borrowing for consumption.
Read MoreHow we connect economically with the world is critical.
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