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Adair Turner explains how smaller families can support stronger communities, fairer markets, and a healthier planet

Adair Turner explains how smaller families can support stronger communities, fairer markets, and a healthier planet

Shang-Jin Wei explains how India can turn recent setbacks into opportunities and extend its growth miracle

Shang-Jin Wei explains how India can turn recent setbacks into opportunities and extend its growth miracle

One scheme, fairer outcomes: Andrew Mitchell explains why New Zealand needs a unified financial dispute resolution system

One scheme, fairer outcomes: Andrew Mitchell explains why New Zealand needs a unified financial dispute resolution system

Hilary Allen foresees grave risks from recent US legislation deregulating stablecoins - and from the ideology it reflects

Hilary Allen foresees grave risks from recent US legislation deregulating stablecoins - and from the ideology it reflects

Jim O'Neill worries that AI's potential to address our biggest challenges is being squandered

Jim O'Neill worries that AI's potential to address our biggest challenges is being squandered

Errol Fonseca asks who will lead and who will lag with open banking set to ramp up in New Zealand

Errol Fonseca asks who will lead and who will lag with open banking set to ramp up in New Zealand

The IMF points out half of all financial assets worldwide are now held and intermediated by companies that are not classified and regulated as banks

The IMF points out half of all financial assets worldwide are now held and intermediated by companies that are not classified and regulated as banks

Djavlonbek Kadirov says a conglomerate of wholesale centres, distribution networks and retail outlets could leverage state-of-the-art logistics and retail technologies and achieve significant efficiency gains

Djavlonbek Kadirov says a conglomerate of wholesale centres, distribution networks and retail outlets could leverage state-of-the-art logistics and retail technologies and achieve significant efficiency gains

More people are using AI in court, rather than a lawyer. It could cost you money – and your case

More people are using AI in court, rather than a lawyer. It could cost you money – and your case

The IMF urges countries to adopt and respect fiscal rules that lay out numerical limits on spending, deficits, or debt, and act as guardrails to promote discipline and signal commitment to sound public finances

The IMF urges countries to adopt and respect fiscal rules that lay out numerical limits on spending, deficits, or debt, and act as guardrails to promote discipline and signal commitment to sound public finances

Peter Drennan finds $3.7 bln in tax debt, money that should be circulating through government services like hospitals, schools & infrastructure but instead sits frozen in a standoff between struggling businesses and an increasingly assertive IRD

Peter Drennan finds $3.7 bln in tax debt, money that should be circulating through government services like hospitals, schools & infrastructure but instead sits frozen in a standoff between struggling businesses and an increasingly assertive IRD

New Auckland Council analysis shows land values reveal where people want to live. Demand for housing is strongest near jobs, transport, and services. Zoning shapes development potential and how land can be used productively and flexibly

New Auckland Council analysis shows land values reveal where people want to live. Demand for housing is strongest near jobs, transport, and services. Zoning shapes development potential and how land can be used productively and flexibly

Goodbye petrostates, hello ‘electrostates’: how the clean energy shift is reshaping the world order

Goodbye petrostates, hello ‘electrostates’: how the clean energy shift is reshaping the world order

Julia Talbot-Jones says syncing local and general elections could be the answer

Julia Talbot-Jones says syncing local and general elections could be the answer

Tim Congdon highlights the challenges facing statisticians as opaque transactions erode trust in official data

Tim Congdon highlights the challenges facing statisticians as opaque transactions erode trust in official data

Lee Jong-Wha asks how South Korea with the world's lowest fertility rate can avert demographic collapse

Lee Jong-Wha asks how South Korea with the world's lowest fertility rate can avert demographic collapse

Michael Strain argues that US interest rate cuts this year will have to be reversed in 2026 as inflation re-accelerates

Michael Strain argues that US interest rate cuts this year will have to be reversed in 2026 as inflation re-accelerates

Susan Harris says fossil fuel emissions cause dangerous climate change, not cows and sheep

Susan Harris says fossil fuel emissions cause dangerous climate change, not cows and sheep

In China's evolving consumer markets, one very public dispute encapsulates the tension between the customer push for authenticity and the corporate drive to maintain standards everywhere

In China's evolving consumer markets, one very public dispute encapsulates the tension between the customer push for authenticity and the corporate drive to maintain standards everywhere

Nirupama Rao explains why India is increasingly anxious about political stability in neighbouring countries

Nirupama Rao explains why India is increasingly anxious about political stability in neighbouring countries

IMF analysis shows a decline in private debt offsets increases in public borrowing; notable differences persist across countries and income groups

IMF analysis shows a decline in private debt offsets increases in public borrowing; notable differences persist across countries and income groups

From batteries to EV chargers, Australia and NZ need these three fixes to hit net-zero at less cost

From batteries to EV chargers, Australia and NZ need these three fixes to hit net-zero at less cost

Jeannie Marie Paterson argues the lessons behind ANZ's record A$240m fine should have been learned years ago

Jeannie Marie Paterson argues the lessons behind ANZ's record A$240m fine should have been learned years ago

Geoff Bertram looks at why fixing NZ’s ‘broken’ electricity market is such a formidable challenge

Geoff Bertram looks at why fixing NZ’s ‘broken’ electricity market is such a formidable challenge

Mohamed El-Erian urges the outgoing chair of the world's most important central bank to launch institutional reform

Mohamed El-Erian urges the outgoing chair of the world's most important central bank to launch institutional reform