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Motu researchers on the case against democracy, the phantom poll swings, Piketty and housing capital, why the peasants were better off than you, weapons of math destruction, what a Donald Trump academic article would look like and more
Philippe Legrain says Donald Trump’s election as US president endangers the liberal international order of his wiser, broader-minded predecessors
Minghao Zhao says President-elect Donald Trump must now choose between cooperation and containment as the framework for US policy toward China. "His choice should be obvious"
MinterEllisonRuddWatts' Andrew Ryan points out a whole range of financial institutions have new responsibilities under the OECD's AEOI tax initiative, but nothing to gain from it
Simpson Grierson's Bill Loutit explains the ins and outs of a District Plan review and why it is advisable to become involved in the process to protect your property rights
The Morgan Foundation accuses the Government of choosing a process that will violate both the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreement for how we meet our climate change commitments
Charles Crothers reports on the findings of recent surveys on how Aucklanders rate their City and whether the new structures deliver on their promises
MyValocity reports that the RBNZ's LVR restrictions are biting especially on investors, along with low listing levels. But FHBs are doing more deals in Auckland
Zhang Jun shows that rising debt, falling investment and poor productivity are not only hampering the Middle Kingdom, but policy responses to them are not helping
30th Oct 16, 2:11pm
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Zhang Jun shows that rising debt, falling investment and poor productivity are not only hampering the Middle Kingdom, but policy responses to them are not helping
Brendon Harre says to become a fairer society, we should learn the lessons from earlier struggles for economic, social and political justice. Applied to our housing crisis, affordable housing could be easily solved
George Friedman says whoever wins the US presidential election it has revealed some profound changes in the underlying dynamics of American politics
29th Oct 16, 9:45am
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George Friedman says whoever wins the US presidential election it has revealed some profound changes in the underlying dynamics of American politics
Gloomy reports of anemic GDP growth in Japan have undermined investor confidence. But a more comprehensive look at Japan's economy provides strong grounds for optimism
ANZ senior economist Sharon Zollner crunches some housing numbers and ratios
Mohamed El-Erian assesses the challenges faced by the global investment community and the contribution that gold can make within investment portfolios
Peter Neilson wants the US with China and the EU, to encourage most countries to charge for carbon emissions, and adopt border carbon charge adjustments, so action on climate change is fair, effective and inclusive
John Brosnan explains why you should never pay anyone under the table, under any circumstance. The risks are never worth it
22nd Oct 16, 9:31am
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John Brosnan explains why you should never pay anyone under the table, under any circumstance. The risks are never worth it
Better housing, transport policies can prevent cities from becoming inequality traps, says the OECD
The Morgan Foundation's Jess Berentson-Shaw tackles the Minister of Corrections and Police's view that for every poor family that is stressed, there is public money available to assist them
Avner Offer argues that the Nobel Economics prize's origin and the selection of winners reflect an ongoing political struggle
Julienne Molineaux says the call for online voting will not solve the problem of civic engagement by itself, and it creates real security risks
Selena Eaqub on the responsibility of Nimbys, our bigger houses, Brexit pain, the need for fiscal stimulus, child poverty, local election apathy and more
Fathom Consulting looks at the range of possible economic implications if Donald Trump actually wins. They also assess how to trade a Trump victory. And why he is even an option
Rabobank says the drop in global dairy supply is expected to fuel a price recovery well into 2017
Chapman Tripp's Penny Sheerin & Brendon Orr argue NZ needs a clear policy direction from government to keep pace with international developments
5th Oct 16, 12:35pm
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Chapman Tripp's Penny Sheerin & Brendon Orr argue NZ needs a clear policy direction from government to keep pace with international developments
Fathom Consulting calls out official Chinese statistics that have become uncannily early, uncannily 'accurate', and uncannily close to the official forecast