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NZIER's John Ballingall says it is the long term impacts from the TPP that will matter more than the short-term gains
Treasury points out the RBNZ's Core Funding Ratio & market re-pricing of risk, have both mean't the spread between the OCR and mortgage rates is now permanently higher
EY's Andy Archer & David Snell preview the OECD's imminent new 'BEPS' tax dodging rules
5th Oct 15, 12:51pm
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EY's Andy Archer & David Snell preview the OECD's imminent new 'BEPS' tax dodging rules
The NZ Initiative's Khyaati Acharya says foreign direct investment yields real benefits
Comedian Robbie Nicol takes a searching look at the progress we have made on global poverty, and asks for your help
3rd Oct 15, 1:43pm
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Comedian Robbie Nicol takes a searching look at the progress we have made on global poverty, and asks for your help
Shamubeel Eaqub on housing affordability, house building & designing, the potential for a mass emerging markets default, VW, El Nino, climate change, Dilbert & more
NZ Initiative's Bryce Wilkinson says it is bizarre that the Government does not have to assess the financial cost to Kiwis of declining an overseas bid for NZ assets
EY Law's Rebecca Sellers argues employee share schemes can be a good way to attract and reward talented staff
25th Sep 15, 10:53am
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EY Law's Rebecca Sellers argues employee share schemes can be a good way to attract and reward talented staff
Motu's Catherine Leining on climate change, energy Darwinism, fossil fuels, what the climate movements must learn from religion, whether extreme weather is the new normal & more
Dividend imputation has changed how NZ corporates deliver returns to shareholders, says EY. Will Australia's reconsideration of the system affect us?
Lee Jong-Wha says a slowdown is coming very soon for China but it probably won't be dire. They are shifting from investment- and export-led growth to domestic consumption and services
Aaron Drew has a contrarian view, and says interest rates are too low in NZ if financial stability risks are taken more into account
Motu Research compares beliefs and values of New Zealand Māori and other ethnicities and their impact on economic outcomes
Two super powers are about to meet as distrust between them builds. Decisions at these meetings could have consequences for New Zealand. Minxin Pei assesses the pressures
Nigel Pinkerton looks at the chance you will be replaced by a robot. Can the core renewal features of Capitalism handle the new surge in automation?
New Zealand farmer confidence remains low says Rabobank survey, but glimmers of optimism in sight
21st Sep 15, 4:18pm
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New Zealand farmer confidence remains low says Rabobank survey, but glimmers of optimism in sight
The NZ Initiative's Martine Udahemuka encourages businesses and professional networks to take the risk and tap into the abilities that refugees bring into the country with them
John Brosnan explains why "fairness", "natural justice" and "good faith" are important components of how you manage a work team on the farm
20th Sep 15, 8:55am
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John Brosnan explains why "fairness", "natural justice" and "good faith" are important components of how you manage a work team on the farm
Bell Gully assess how the “substantial and identifiable” test will likely be applied in future cases, especially for rural land
Potential Labour/Greens alliance support jumps ahead of National in latest Roy Morgan poll as RBNZ cuts interest rates to boost flagging NZ economy
John Mauldin argues monetary deflation is the new threat & central bankers worrying about inflation are like generals fighting the last war
Chris Parker points out even with consents issued and SHAs designated, other challenges may intervene to limit how many new houses Auckland actually gets
Shanghai Maling to invest $261 million for 50% stake in Silver Fern Farms
Rural productivity is improving in some sectors, falling in others. Influenced by soil, technology, size and governance according to Motu research
15th Sep 15, 6:02am
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Rural productivity is improving in some sectors, falling in others. Influenced by soil, technology, size and governance according to Motu research
Court rules organic farmer can't impose special responsibilities on neighbours, can't stop neighbour using GM cropping provided standard duty of care exercised