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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
The government hopes private investors will fund social services – the evidence isn’t so optimistic
Antara Haldar uses Nobel laureate Robert Shiller's work to buttress that case for a behavioural approach to economics
Kenneth Rogoff thinks that policymakers and economists must reassess their beliefs in light of current market realities
Nathan Field says with hybrid work here to stay, regardless of whether it’s good for productivity or not, the risks for CBD office property investment are going to persist
5th Dec 23, 9:51am
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Nathan Field says with hybrid work here to stay, regardless of whether it’s good for productivity or not, the risks for CBD office property investment are going to persist
Nicola Willis warns of fiscal ‘snakes and snails’ – her first mini-budget will be a test of NZ’s no-surprises finance rules
Yu Yongding suggests three measures the Chinese government can take to address developers' deteriorating finances
2nd Dec 23, 10:06am
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Yu Yongding suggests three measures the Chinese government can take to address developers' deteriorating finances
Generative AI has introduced tantalising possibilities. Yet the initial excitement surrounding AI has given way to genuine and growing concerns. The IMF makes an early attempt to understand AI’s implications for growth, jobs, inequality, and finance
Mohamed El-Erian worries that domestic political divisions and market volatility could exacerbate financial vulnerabilities
Andrew Sheng & Xiao Geng assess the outcome of China's first Central Financial Work Conference in six years