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Kevin Sampson wants to see more pressure applied to all businesses at all levels to actually work at improving productivity, better competition regulation, and a rising minimum wage to keep the pressure on
Larry Hatheway explains how policymakers can get ahead of the epidemic's negative global economic repercussions
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Fast real-time payments are coming, making life much easier for consumers and opening up new revenue channels for banks. But some key components need to be in place to get wide adoption
29th Feb 20, 5:36am
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Fast real-time payments are coming, making life much easier for consumers and opening up new revenue channels for banks. But some key components need to be in place to get wide adoption
Diane Coyle call on governments to develop a plan for managing new critical data resources before it is too late and captured by Big Tech
27th Feb 20, 11:00am
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Diane Coyle call on governments to develop a plan for managing new critical data resources before it is too late and captured by Big Tech
Homeownership has long been touted as the great Kiwi dream, but not everyone’s looking for a permanent fix. Jihee Junn explores the rising phenomenon of renters by choice
The World Gold Council says a quick resolution to the COVID-19 emergency won't have much impact, but wider lingering economic effects could raise the gold price sharply
Massey University's GDP Live team with the ageing, shrinking, Japanese population, the bug with the billion dollar bite, flexible workspaces, coronavirus price gouging, the re-rise of Aussie houses and is the world now ready for plant-based meat?
Yuen Yuen Ang sees three possible senarios in which Xi Jinping's hold on power is weakened or even broken
Huang Yiping shows how Chinese online banks are using non-traditional data to broaden financial inclusion
Yu Yongding highlights three ways in which the country's policymakers can help to limit the outbreak's impact in China
Harbour Asset Management's Simon Pannett casts an eye over the leveraged loan market looking for warning signs of trouble ahead
15th Feb 20, 9:31am
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Harbour Asset Management's Simon Pannett casts an eye over the leveraged loan market looking for warning signs of trouble ahead
Akira Kawamoto notes that government's strict containment measures are disrupting supply chains and tourism across Asia
George Soros worries that the pursuit of business is threatening the values on which the European Union was founded
Anders Åslund expects cronyism to prevent the new Russian government from achieving any of its economic policy goals
Zhang Jun argues that better emergency response and further policy stimulus will limit the epidemic's impact on growth
Xiao Qiang shows how an overbearing censorship machine facilitated the spread of the coronavirus beyond Wuhan
Following a stellar 2019 and an unexpectedly dramatic start to 2020, Nikko AM’s Head of Equities, Stuart Williams looks ahead to what the year may bring for New Zealand’s economy
Craig Fisher analyses the 2020 BlackRock letter to CEOs, explains why it is important, and why everyone should consider how the issues raised impact them and respond appropriately
How a group of 8 friends went on an 8-month journey buying a house together in Wellington
Kernel's Dean Anderson explains what a financial index is; how they are constructed, who is behind them, what they do and don't do, and how they are used by investors
Updated data from the World Gold Council reveals sharp second half falls in consumer jewellry and investment demand for gold with only ETF speculation holding up overall demand
A flurry of questions attend the Serious Fraud Office’s announcement it is charging four people in relation to donations, and the answers could have huge implications in election year, writes Andrew Geddis
Motu researchers on the implications of domestic food waste, using maths to improve espresso, how co-workers respond to employees taking parental leave, why certain scents are important to preserve, and are pop lyrics more repetitive now?
Lee Jong-Wha urges governments to enact sweeping structural reforms to avoid long-term economic stagnation
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Debt collection creates long term lose-lose outcomes and there are better solutions for both lenders and borrowers
23rd Jan 20, 10:48am
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Debt collection creates long term lose-lose outcomes and there are better solutions for both lenders and borrowers