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Kenneth Rogoff argues that the debt supercycle theory seems to offer the best explanation for the Chinese economy's current slowdown
Japan has gone its own way on fighting inflation so Michael Mouat asks if NZ can learn from a global outlier
Creating ‘sponge cities’ to cope with more rainfall needn’t cost billions – but NZ has to start now
Diane Coyle identifies policies to ensure that AI technology generates productivity, rather than more market concentration
Alexander Douglas weighs up the idea of permanently setting interest rates at zero
From his vantage point in the greater Christchurch area, Mike Blackburn reminds builders there is still work to be had despite the downturn; it just takes [new] effort to find it
From Oppenheimer to Milton Friedman: How the Cold War battle of economic ideas shaped our world
Katharina Pistor thinks the obsession with technocratic goal-setting and box-ticking has become a dangerous distraction
Kevin Trenberth says meeting the long-term climate threat takes more than private investment so suggests 10 ways NZ can be smart and strategic
The IMF says financial-sector assessments are gauging the effects of elevated borrowing costs, and the prospect that central banks may keep policy rates higher for longer than investors expect
9th Aug 23, 12:56pm
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The IMF says financial-sector assessments are gauging the effects of elevated borrowing costs, and the prospect that central banks may keep policy rates higher for longer than investors expect
Peter Siminski offers six reasons Australians don’t trust economists, and how they could do better
Hunting for a ‘golden unicorn’: How NZ charities find banks constantly get in the way of them helping people
Australia is about to set its first full employment target and it will define people’s lives for decades, Peter Martin says
Bradford DeLong notes that the long-term mathematical attractiveness of stocks belies the risk of ruin
Despite gold supply rising +7% and gold demand falling -2% in June from a year ago, gold prices were up +6% over the same period, the World Gold Council reports. Firmer jewelery and investment demand helped offset slower central bank buying
How US interest rate hikes have increased the risk of economic & social instability around the world
Rate hikes may have slowed inflation in the US, but they have also heightened the risk of financial crises for lower-income nations, Cristina Bodea says
Andrew Body & Simon Jensen look at how to boost bank lending to businesses and improve productivity
Timothy Welch says 70 years of road-based policies created today’s transport problems, so does National’s transport plan add up?
Here's 10 things you need to know ahead of the NZ election
Ashoka Mody explains why the hype around India's neoliberal policies and growth prospects is misguided
Central banks may keep interest rates higher for longer than currently priced; given investors’ benign inflation outlook and growing expectations for a soft landing, this could increase financial stability risks and weigh on growth
29th Jul 23, 9:35am
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Central banks may keep interest rates higher for longer than currently priced; given investors’ benign inflation outlook and growing expectations for a soft landing, this could increase financial stability risks and weigh on growth
Andrew Sheng and Xiao Geng urge the West to recognise the capabilities and demands of emerging powers like China and India
A fund manager says AI should help drive more efficiency and improve companies’ performance. But with so many variables, the value of a fund manager having a direct, human connection to companies and their decision-makers will only increase
27th Jul 23, 3:47pm
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A fund manager says AI should help drive more efficiency and improve companies’ performance. But with so many variables, the value of a fund manager having a direct, human connection to companies and their decision-makers will only increase
New Zealand’s maritime territory is 15 times its landmass – here’s why we need a ministry for the ocean
Alex Duncan & Tom McClurg want the fishing industry to move to a more productive and sustainable future, using elements of the Fonterra model as a useful and proven pathway