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Tower's Michael Stiassny says putting a final limit on Canterbury earthquake claims is about 'putting a stop to the peripheral industry that has created a self-perpetuating gravy train'
20th May 25, 9:35am
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Tower's Michael Stiassny says putting a final limit on Canterbury earthquake claims is about 'putting a stop to the peripheral industry that has created a self-perpetuating gravy train'
Statistics NZ's Selected Price Indexes show as well as a surge in food prices in April, airfares shot up during the school holiday-Easter period
15th May 25, 11:24am
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Statistics NZ's Selected Price Indexes show as well as a surge in food prices in April, airfares shot up during the school holiday-Easter period
Brian Easton asks whether we should pursue a ‘Golden Rule’ where any public borrowing for consumption is temporary
12th May 25, 8:39am
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Brian Easton asks whether we should pursue a ‘Golden Rule’ where any public borrowing for consumption is temporary
Brian Easton has a look at a major US study that suggests Americans are not paying enough attention to the working class
5th May 25, 9:04am
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Brian Easton has a look at a major US study that suggests Americans are not paying enough attention to the working class
Brian Easton says the runup to our Budget this year is far from easy
28th Apr 25, 9:30am
Brian Easton says the runup to our Budget this year is far from easy
Our national airline is forecasting pre-tax profits of between $150 million and $190 million for the current financial year
16th Apr 25, 11:10am
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Our national airline is forecasting pre-tax profits of between $150 million and $190 million for the current financial year
Brian Easton makes a modest attempt to analyse Donald Trump’s tariff policies
14th Apr 25, 9:16am
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Brian Easton makes a modest attempt to analyse Donald Trump’s tariff policies
Brian Easton attempts to unravel the vexed issue of property rights as the Government has another of at tackling the Resource Management Act
7th Apr 25, 9:27am
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Brian Easton attempts to unravel the vexed issue of property rights as the Government has another of at tackling the Resource Management Act
Brian Easton says New Zealand’s economic development has always been a partnership between the public and private sectors
31st Mar 25, 9:22am
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Brian Easton says New Zealand’s economic development has always been a partnership between the public and private sectors
International Monetary Fund says given the 'propensity' in New Zealand for rapid housing credit growth, the RBNZ should monitor the effect of its OCR easing and 'make full use' of its macroprudential toolbox to control the emergence of risks
12th Mar 25, 2:30pm
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International Monetary Fund says given the 'propensity' in New Zealand for rapid housing credit growth, the RBNZ should monitor the effect of its OCR easing and 'make full use' of its macroprudential toolbox to control the emergence of risks
Our national airline says it may have as many as 11 jets out of service between now and the end of June
20th Feb 25, 10:01am
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Our national airline says it may have as many as 11 jets out of service between now and the end of June
Chris Trotter asks: What happens to a nation’s politics when compromise becomes a dirty word?
17th Feb 25, 8:24am
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Chris Trotter asks: What happens to a nation’s politics when compromise becomes a dirty word?
Brian Easton presents a definitely not verified transcript of a recent conversation between the Prime Minister and his chief economic adviser
10th Feb 25, 8:54am
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Brian Easton presents a definitely not verified transcript of a recent conversation between the Prime Minister and his chief economic adviser
Brian Easton questions whether the property rights provisions in the proposed Regulatory Standards Bill make sense
3rd Feb 25, 8:49am
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Brian Easton questions whether the property rights provisions in the proposed Regulatory Standards Bill make sense
Brian Easton finds the evidence is thin & shallow that regulation hurts productivity, and is a claim he wants to hear David Seymour justify
27th Jan 25, 9:15am
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Brian Easton finds the evidence is thin & shallow that regulation hurts productivity, and is a claim he wants to hear David Seymour justify