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Arvind Subramanian asks why China's leaders have embraced aggressive policies that undermine their own global ambitions
NZIER's Chris Nixon explains how the nature of New Zealand’s trade, China, and strong institutions have combined to minimise COVID-19 uncertainties, and why the key is our land-based agricultural products
The Productivity Commission's Patrick Nolan says getting a clearer picture of what success looks like can help illustrate the challenges facing New Zealand firms striving to be world class
Angus Deaton traces the US's failure to manage the COVID-19 pandemic to the 1787 compromise that created the Senate
Anthony Grant sees the updated trust law ending a cavalier era that largely ignored legitimate beneficiary concerns and ignored trustee obligations. The standards of trust design and management will need to improve
Pinelopi Goldberg highlights several reasons why advanced economies have an interest in helping developing countries
The World Gold Council looks at gold's mid-year outlook in 2020, its recovery paths and the impacts on performance
Kiwibank chief economist Jarrod Kerr sees record low interest rates supported by copious amounts of quantitative easing with negative interest rates a risk
Xavier Vives expects the pandemic to accelerate the sector's digitalisation and restructuring while possibly improving its image
Katharine Moody on Zui communities, PGF contributing to community, was innovation crowded out? communing with microbes and locking down with #blacklivesmatter
Rabobank reports that New Zealand wine exports to our largest market are being hit by sharply lower hospitality channel sales, and will take many years to recover
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Retirement savings are taking a back seat for many. Keeping your home is important and is key to an everyday solution where you can enjoy a comfortable retirement despite the current economic uncertainty
8th Jul 20, 1:31pm
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Retirement savings are taking a back seat for many. Keeping your home is important and is key to an everyday solution where you can enjoy a comfortable retirement despite the current economic uncertainty
Devesh Kapur thinks China's recent aggression will force Narendra Modi's Indian government to launch long-overdue reforms
Koichi Hamada sees reason to hope that the COVID-19 crisis will catalyse a shift toward more just societies
Helen Clark, Peter Gluckman and Rob Fyfe issue a conversation paper looking at how and when New Zealand could step up its re-engagement with the rest of the world
Mariana Muzzucato and Antonio Andreoni show why governments can and should attach mandatory conditions to state aid to private businesses
Zhang Jun says pandemic-inspired efforts to stifle China commercially reflect an outdated view of its growth model
Saadia Zahidi argues that governments'emergency measures must continue to have strings attached - and more should be added
A new survey by Stickybeak for The Spinoff shows the popular assessment of the government response to the Covid-19 crisis at its lowest level yet
James K Galbraith says expectations of a sustained US economic rebound ignore three major long-term structural changes
A recent court ruling on trustee accountability is raising some legal eyebrows with a court setting aside a discretionary decision of a trustee. Anthony Grant reviews the situation
Klaus Schwab views the COVID-19 crisis as an opportunity to build healthier, more equitable, and more sustainable systems
Massey University's Teo Susnjak on how Covid-19 broke machine learning, extreme data patterns, wealth and income inequality, bots and propaganda and being primed to believe bad predictions
Paola Subacchi cautions against relying on central banks to lead the economic rescue and recovery effort
Tony Burton reminds us that while Covid-19 loads us up on public debt, there is little that is 'kind' about repaying debt. But it is what has to be done for kindness to be more than a gesture