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Timothy Welch argues the massive outages caused by Cyclone Gabrielle strengthen the case for burying power lines
Flood warning: NZ’s critical infrastructure is too important to fail – greater resilience is urgently needed
Those who imagine an imminent debt crisis in the United States are making much ado about nothing. It would be better if US policymakers saved their energy – and political capital – for fighting real rather than imaginary battles
Mohamed El-Erian assess the likely trajectory of the American economy and warns of simplistic 'soft landing' narratives
Trade openness increased after the Second World War, but has slowed following the global financial crisis, the IMF observes
It’s near impossible to get good data on water use in New Zealand. This raises questions about public accountability
Is the newfound investor optimism justified, and what are the implications for markets in the coming months, and the rest of the year, asks Greg Smith
NZ’s health system has been under pressure for decades. Reforms need to think big and long-term to be effective
Waitangi Day 2023: Why Article 3 in the Treaty of Waitangi deserves more attention in the age of ‘co-governance’
Diane Coyle urges policymakers to take steps to counter the anti-competitive implications of the rapidly emerging AI market
Short selling Adani: How an obscure US firm profited from triggering the Indian giant’s price plunge
Despite sharp monetary policy tightening, financial conditions have eased around much of the globe, posing a challenge for central banks, the IMF says
Zhang Jun explains why - and how - China must stimulate household consumption to achieve a robust recovery
The Reserve Bank explains how broad money is created through the bank lending process, and explains the constraints on its creation. But their broader purpose is achieve low and stable inflation and support employment near its maximum sustainable level
Slippery slopes: Why the Auckland storm caused so many landslides – and what can be done about it
Bradford DeLong considers our options for both expanding and effectively slicing the proverbial economic pie
Auckland floods: Even stormwater reform won’t be enough – we need a ‘sponge city’ to avoid future disasters
The IMF points out that from Brexit and US-China trade tensions to the pandemic and war, successive shocks have combined to keep uncertainty elevated
30th Jan 23, 10:30am
by Guest
The IMF points out that from Brexit and US-China trade tensions to the pandemic and war, successive shocks have combined to keep uncertainty elevated
Raghuram Rajan considers the US Fed's limited options as it navigates an increasingly perilous economic environment
Gernot Wagner laments that public debate about climate solutions is long on political grandstanding and short on nuance
Overcoming preconceptions: How big data can get and hold a social licence
Technology and biotech companies are delivering on revenue and growth and may be less exposed to a slowdown in household spending. Kevin Bennett thinks investors will become more comfortable holding them
Katharine Moody takes a look at rental affordability, suggesting Parliament considers a formula approach to rental market regulation
Joseph Stiglitz sees little upside and much downside to further monetary-policy tightening by the US Federal Reserve
Daniel Yergin sees four major challenges that will complicate a full-scale shift away from hydrocarbons