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Reserve Bank of Australia revolution: How Jim Chalmers will recraft the RBA for the 21st century
Willem Buiter thinks the return of declining real interest rates will force central banks into the twenty-first century by rolling out CBDCs
Report commissioned by tax consultancy OliverShaw argues average effective tax rates increase as the net real economic incomes of households rise
NIWA's Craig Stevens on why New Zealand's looking offshore for future renewable energy
Zhang Jun places the Chinese cental government's falling GDP targets in the context of its new economic policy priorities
Jim O'Neill thinks renewed speculation about alternative currency arrangements for the US Dollar is generally misplaced
Krishanu Roy says ‘build back better’ requires a framework that focuses on the full life of a house – from materials to its end of life
Andrew Urquhart & Hossein Jahanshahloo look at what Binance’s US lawsuit says about the future for cryptocurrency regulation
13th Apr 23, 9:38am
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Andrew Urquhart & Hossein Jahanshahloo look at what Binance’s US lawsuit says about the future for cryptocurrency regulation
NZ farmers worry about ‘carbon leakage’ if they have to pay for emissions, but they could benefit from playing the long game
How far interest rates will fall when inflation abates will depend on the persistence of public debt, on how climate policies are financed and on the extent of deglobalisation, the IMF says
Mohammed Soliman traces the broad Indo-Pacific region’s growing integration to the vision of Abe Shinzō, the late Japanese prime minister
Carl Rhodes says the US business & investment culture war over ESG is really an argument over the best way to do capitalism
Susan Harris worries the Lake Onslow 2.0 project will become a casualty of climate change
Mike Blackburn sees a very tough year or more ahead for house builders, but he also sees the current stresses as just another correction in a longstanding cycle of boom and bust
Mohamed El-Erain thinks the US Fed's miltiplying failures have done serious damage to its reputation and effectiveness
Eswar Prasad warns that inflation woes and banking failures are likely to impede global growth beyond this year
Yi Fuxian says that countering adverse demographic trends in China will require Premier Li Qiang to raise the retirement age
Sheep and beef farmers and horticulturalists are now more optimistic about the prospects for the agricultural economy, while dairy farmers are more pessimistic
Timothy Welch provides a short history of doomed second harbour crossing proposals for Auckland and offers a quicker, cheaper option
Although China is buying, its demand is not raising dairy prices. With milk and product out there, and many economies struggling high inflation and facing recession, there is little reason for buyers to bid dairy prices higher, say NZX dairy analysts
5th Apr 23, 10:32am
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Although China is buying, its demand is not raising dairy prices. With milk and product out there, and many economies struggling high inflation and facing recession, there is little reason for buyers to bid dairy prices higher, say NZX dairy analysts
The IMF notes NBFIs have emerged as key players in the financial sector, and global financial stability could hinge on their resilience as policy is tightened to tackle high inflation
The Millionaires’ Factory lays bare the good and bad about Australia’s millionaire manufacturer – Macquarie Bank
Reserve Bank provides an example of how debt-to-income ratio restrictions could be calculated
Ashoka Mody dismantles the hype around a rosy Indian economic narrative that is actually becoming bleaker by the day
Susan Harris says the carbon price needs to go up, gradually, until it hurts. Then, emissions will come down