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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
Mike Blackburn is watching a startling rise in section prices for new-builds in Christchurch and sees a complete disconnect between the current rate of land development and demand for new housing
Analysis by the World Gold Council finds that adding gold to an Australian superannuation portfolio will give downside protection, generate returns and protect against inflation
Mark Tanner finds increasing signals that China’s re-opening may not be too far away. And that will restore relationships beyond screens, emails and WeChat messages and hopefully make everyone a little more connected again
Yu Yongding considers the likely impact of the energy crisis and the Evergrande debacle on China's growth prospects
Gary Hughes says perhaps the AML/CFT Statutory Review is a prime opportunity to remind policy-makers that small steps can be taken to ‘right-size’ the rules for local conditions
Diane Coyle draws parallels between current worldwide product shortages and the 2008 global financial crisis
Even mild stagflation can damage asset values and investors should be wary, even gold investors, warns the World Gold Council
Gary Hughes provides a roadmap for navigating the Ministry of Justice AML/CFT Statutory Review
A Bill has been introduced to parliament that inserts 'fairness' changes into all commercial leases that will upend the business model of landlords during a pandemic
Deirdre McCloskey believes that the best way to manage environmental problems is by trusting the creativity of free people
Keun Lee says relocation and reshoring of production can help other countries to boost investment inflows
Aleh Tsyvinski welcomes moves to regulate the cryptocurrency market as essential to the creation of a credible asset class
The World Gold Council examines how gold reacts in a rising interest rate market and what could be in store this time
Ashley Alder and Jon Cunliffe propose applying current international payments guidelines to asset-linked digital coins
Kishore Mahbubani argues that Indonesia's president has established a model of good governance for others to follow
Paola Subacchi considers the consequences if the Chinese authorities fail to ring-fence the Evergrande debacle
The EMA is calling for the carrying of digital vaccine passports to enter the workplace to be made mandatory so that employers can comply with their health and safety obligations under the law