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What we can expect from the markets and the economy in 2024. Investment fund manager Alan Clarke puts a New Zealand context on to the big investment themes for the upcoming year
Eric Posner forsees a concentration of economic and corporate political power that will exceed Gilded Age levels
Koichi Hamada considers whether the Japanese currency's appreciation or depreciation is better for Japan's macroeconomic performance
Yao Yang argues that the Chinese economy's weak recent performance is a temporary consequence of necessary policy interventions
Kenneth Rogoff warns that monetary tightening and fiscal deficits could undermine the post-pandemic recovery
Zhang Jun notes that today's key challenges for China are not new, and that the authorities have long been working to address them
4th Jan 24, 9:41am
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Zhang Jun notes that today's key challenges for China are not new, and that the authorities have long been working to address them
Bradford DeLong argues that the US central bank has managed to humble hawkish and dovish critics alike
Ian Bremmer et al. propose five core principles to maximise the benefits and minimise the risks of artificial intelligence systems
Keun Lee shows that, while protectionist policies benefit some firms, the overall effect on third parties is negative
27th Dec 23, 9:30am
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Keun Lee shows that, while protectionist policies benefit some firms, the overall effect on third parties is negative
Yi Fuxian highlights serious flaws in the forecasts that underpin China's economic policies
Nancy Qian identifies the main structural factors driving widespread youth unemployment and loneliness
Planting pine or native forest for carbon capture isn’t the only choice – NZ can have the best of both
Growth of autocracies will expand Chinese global influence via Belt and Road Initiative as it enters second decade
Mohamed El-Erian highlights two recent developments that have undermined the legitimacy of American leadership
Jim O'Neill singles out some certain variables to watch in an otherwise uncertain global macro environment
COP28 missed the chance to set a firm, scientifically-backed benchmark for future fossil fuel use, Alaa Khourdajie, Chris Bataille & Lars Nilsson says
Mike Loukides and Tim O'Reilly show how to trace the provenance of generative models' output and compensate human authors accordingly
Gernot Wagner thinks new climate pledges made in Dubai should be welcomed as another small step forward
The New Zealand aviation industry is making bold climate claims and risking anti-greenwashing litigation, James Higham argues
The disagreement between two climate scientists that could decide our future
Pita Alexander lays out the state of the agribusiness sector. He says the new Government needs to make some hard decisions early on - deferring hard decisions is what the bottom group in every sector do
Angela Huyue Zhang assess a recent court ruling in China allowing copyright protection for content generated by artificial intelligence
9th Dec 23, 9:45am
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Angela Huyue Zhang assess a recent court ruling in China allowing copyright protection for content generated by artificial intelligence
Three ex central bank bosses explain why monetary policymakers must accept a deliberately narrow mandate
David Cunningham looks at the wild ride New Zealand house prices have been on in comparison to what has happened in other countries
Harnessing the oceans to ‘bury’ carbon has huge potential – and risk – so New Zealand needs to move with caution