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Keun Lee laments the financialisation of Asia's economies, making them more like slow-growth, high-inequality Anglo-Saxon capitalism
Harbour Asset Management's Hamish Pepper & Chris Di Leva look at the Top 10 risks and opportunities for 2022
Zhang Jun shows why China will continue to thrive, despite an increasingly hostile external environment
Diane Coyle favours adopting alternative wealth and well-being approaches to measuring societies' economic success
Brendon Harre celebrates the latest revolution in how we will develop our urban built environment with local planning systems to become more permissive and less segregating
Luigi Zingales argues that the state-market dichotomy is a post-feudal relic that has come to serve vested interests
Farmer confidence unchanged from last quarter with an even split expecting expecting improvement and worsening, but dairy farmers much more positive, others more pessimistic
Peter Hurley and Melinda Hildebrandt show why New Zealand's international student numbers haven't recovered even though student numbers flowing to some large traditional education destinations have
Two aviation logistics professionals, a trade specialist and an NZIER economist on how the Southern Link could put New Zealand in the middle of a Global Value Chain
Yu Yongding is guardedly optimistic about the current state - and likely trajectory - of US-China economic relations
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Finding an income investment that can act as a powerful hedge against inflation is not easy, but if you know where to look, that valuable combination can be found in primary sector private investments
11th Dec 21, 9:09am
by Guest
Finding an income investment that can act as a powerful hedge against inflation is not easy, but if you know where to look, that valuable combination can be found in primary sector private investments
Mark Tanner notes that few of Beijing’s catchphrases have impacted the way businesses and brands behave as swiftly as 'Common Prosperity'. We’re likely to see toned-downed displays of wealth in China
Motu's Ana Pueyo thinks Climate Action Teams will lead to cheaper, deeper emissions reductions globally via intercountry cooperation, than could be achieved alone
Philippe Aghion and Aymann Mhannedi advocate two policies that can help spur a dynamic and equitable economic recovery
Angela Huyue Zhang expects the Cyberspace Administration of China to change the game for the country's online platforms
Mike Blackburn reckons housebuilding will slow sharply as developers delay new projects and they struggle to complete current ones
Anthony Grant reveals pitfalls for passive solicitor trustees, when clients drop the ball on their tax obligations
16th Nov 21, 12:19pm
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Anthony Grant reveals pitfalls for passive solicitor trustees, when clients drop the ball on their tax obligations
James K. Galbraith attributes the supply-chain problem in the US to a system that was built for efficiency, not resilience
How key players in the education sector dealt with the challenge the pandemic imposed on their institutions, how they have pivoted, how competitors have fared, and the next steps New Zealand needs to take to re-charge the sector
Brendon Harré looks at the Three Waters reforms through a Christchurch lens and finds a focus on just two waters, with much to be concerned about over the direction of stormwater management
Russell Jones points out Auckland's proposed light rail project could cost four times as much as the whole annual National Land Transport Fund and trap taxpayers with costs that far outweigh benefits
Dalia Marin predicts that faster robotisation in advanced economies will offset upward wage pressures from onshoring
Anthony Grant sees an undeclared drive by the Government to tax people associated with trusts in ways they have never been taxed before behind a truncated consulting process about trusts
Evan Gunter and Abby Latour chart the advantages and pitfalls of a financial-market segment that is experiencing explosive growth
Jules Kortenhorst highlights new research findings showing that renewables are poised to crush fossil fuels in the market