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Motu research analysts on why Middle America should be angry, saving the EU, middle class housing projects, the TPPA, the animated Panama Papers & more
Huge international study matching tax approaches and subjective wellbeing scores shows that people feel better with 'distortionary' taxes, but growth is higher with 'non-distortionary' taxes: Motu
After decades of economic malaise, some think Japan is in a good position to escape from its deflationary trap. Dr Motoshige Itoh explains why he is one of them
Cam Preston accuses the Government of managing the country's finances according to magician's theory
Systemic risk involves contagion. It is the fast transmission of financial infection that makes such risk existential. Ron Rimcus shows how you can assess these super risks
Justin Yifu Lin says even if external conditions do not improve, achieving +6.5% and above annual growth is well within China’s reach
We are all in this together with Australia, says Motu in a trans-Tasman study, driven by the same long-term factors. And monetary policy is ineffective in modifying these factors
Yu Yongding argues China should pursue an expansionary fiscal policy alongside structural reform
Harbour Asset Management's Andrew Bascand returns from a visit to Australia with the view the country's financial system appears very healthy
It’s pure historical amnesia to say the Boomers had it good says Brendon O'Neill. 'Thirtysomething generational jihadists know nothing of history'
Selena Eaqub on China, housing lessons from Silicon Valley, risky Europe, monetary policy's limits, adding value in dairy & more
Deloitte's Troy Andrews argues the IRD needs to modernise its framework for P2P lending
George Friedman looks at how wannabe US presidential candidate Donald Trump appeals to the marginalised white lower-middle and middle class
David Rigby assess the deal Britain has negotiated to stay in the EU, the one that is being put to a referendum as the Remain campaign
Milford's David Rigby looks at the big issues facing the UK in its June referendum on whether it should stay in the European Union
5th Mar 16, 3:28pm
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Milford's David Rigby looks at the big issues facing the UK in its June referendum on whether it should stay in the European Union
BNZ's Stephen Toplis doubts whether an OCR cut or hold by the RBNZ will have a meaningful impact on inflation for the foreseeable future
Motu research analysts on Auckland NIMBYs, the uneven US recovery, driverless cars, the Robin Hood of science, the cheating economy & more
Kent Harrington examines the flaws in President Xi Jinping's approach to gaining greater international influence
John Mauldin looks at how central banks' zero interest rate & negative interest rate policies are gumming up the global retirement machinery
How a couple of savvy hedge fund managers manipulated the Australian media to make large shorting profits & add cost to bank debt issues
Shaun Twaddle is encouraged by efforts aimed at better outcomes in the Vocational Education and Training sector
1st Mar 16, 5:05am
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Shaun Twaddle is encouraged by efforts aimed at better outcomes in the Vocational Education and Training sector
Koichi Hamada blames aggressive speculation for the yen's rise since the BOJ introduced negative interest rates
Quin says he is off for 'a new challenge'; NZ's second largest dairy co-op now searching for a replacement
23rd Feb 16, 5:19pm
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Quin says he is off for 'a new challenge'; NZ's second largest dairy co-op now searching for a replacement
Cygnus Law’s Simon Papa looks at ways to close the loopholes exploited by unsupervised NZ building societies
Cam Preston's take on what's really happening in Christchurch 5 years after the big earthquake