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The hugely successful coronavirus response means NZ is well-placed for an export-led recovery, writes Charles Finny in this paper for the SSANSE Commission for a Post-Covid Future at the University of Canterbury
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The hugely successful coronavirus response means NZ is well-placed for an export-led recovery, writes Charles Finny in this paper for the SSANSE Commission for a Post-Covid Future at the University of Canterbury
Benjamin Cohen suggests that escalating US leadership failures will further erode the greenback's global standing
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Benjamin Cohen suggests that escalating US leadership failures will further erode the greenback's global standing
Brendon Harre sees the Ministry of Works as a template for how we should develop our national infrastructure, updated to the SOE model, and led by professionals
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Brendon Harre sees the Ministry of Works as a template for how we should develop our national infrastructure, updated to the SOE model, and led by professionals
The Spinoff's Duncan Greive on how Jacinda Ardern, Ashley Bloomfield & communications workers accomplished what we would have thought impossible just weeks ago
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The Spinoff's Duncan Greive on how Jacinda Ardern, Ashley Bloomfield & communications workers accomplished what we would have thought impossible just weeks ago
The NZ Initiative's Roger Partridge says NZ should leverage opportunities to attract foreign students and sports competitions from its virus subduing strength
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The NZ Initiative's Roger Partridge says NZ should leverage opportunities to attract foreign students and sports competitions from its virus subduing strength
Massey's Christoph Schumacher asks: Is now the time to re-examine our attitude towards sharing?
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Massey's Christoph Schumacher asks: Is now the time to re-examine our attitude towards sharing?
Pinelopi Goldberg shows why the pandemic has not strengthened the case for domestic production over global supply chains
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Pinelopi Goldberg shows why the pandemic has not strengthened the case for domestic production over global supply chains
The Productivity Commission's Jo Smith says increasing the productivity of Māori firms presents an opportunity for supporting the wellbeing of Māori, and all New Zealanders
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The Productivity Commission's Jo Smith says increasing the productivity of Māori firms presents an opportunity for supporting the wellbeing of Māori, and all New Zealanders
A blueprint to reverse a long-running decline that has consigned generations to unwelcome, and unnecessary, economic and social hardship
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A blueprint to reverse a long-running decline that has consigned generations to unwelcome, and unnecessary, economic and social hardship
Trustees need to ensure they comply with the prudent investor rule and take steps to ensure the trust they manage is set up to avoid potential claims by beneficiaries, says trusts lawyer Tammy McLeod
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Trustees need to ensure they comply with the prudent investor rule and take steps to ensure the trust they manage is set up to avoid potential claims by beneficiaries, says trusts lawyer Tammy McLeod
We are in a sudden deep recession. To understand how we got here, David Slack looks back at the journey so far
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We are in a sudden deep recession. To understand how we got here, David Slack looks back at the journey so far
Koichi Hamada predicts that economies like Japan will have little choice but to pursue post-pandemic monetary expansion
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Koichi Hamada predicts that economies like Japan will have little choice but to pursue post-pandemic monetary expansion
Willem Buiter warns that Modern Monetary Theory's implicit assumptions could encourage reckless policymaking
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Willem Buiter warns that Modern Monetary Theory's implicit assumptions could encourage reckless policymaking
Diane Coyle argues that the pandemic has highlighted the irreducibly collective, interconnected character of modern life
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Diane Coyle argues that the pandemic has highlighted the irreducibly collective, interconnected character of modern life
Jason Stewart is worried that we have crossed a line by using the Police and health professionals to enforce a community lockdown when he thinks the legal basis was never in place
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Jason Stewart is worried that we have crossed a line by using the Police and health professionals to enforce a community lockdown when he thinks the legal basis was never in place
Auckland Council economists try to find the sweet spot between public transport network reach, fare levels, road congestion and environmental emissions
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Auckland Council economists try to find the sweet spot between public transport network reach, fare levels, road congestion and environmental emissions
The Productivity Commission's Sally Garden says the input of all Kiwis is needed to help push out the productivity frontier for Kiwi businesses, and to create a more productive New Zealand
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The Productivity Commission's Sally Garden says the input of all Kiwis is needed to help push out the productivity frontier for Kiwi businesses, and to create a more productive New Zealand
Mariana Mazzucato and Els Torreele say the pandemic creates an opportunity to develop a new, public-interest-based approach to health innovation
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Mariana Mazzucato and Els Torreele say the pandemic creates an opportunity to develop a new, public-interest-based approach to health innovation
Yu Yongding and Kevin Gallagher urge China and the US to see that their common interests currently outweigh their differences
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Yu Yongding and Kevin Gallagher urge China and the US to see that their common interests currently outweigh their differences
Trust lawyer Tammy McLeod says now is a good time to assess how your existing trust complies with the new trusts law that becomes effective at the start of 2021
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Trust lawyer Tammy McLeod says now is a good time to assess how your existing trust complies with the new trusts law that becomes effective at the start of 2021
Patrick Bolton, et al. say any repayment freeze to help emerging economies withstand COVID-19 must include all private creditors
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Patrick Bolton, et al. say any repayment freeze to help emerging economies withstand COVID-19 must include all private creditors
The National Party's associate finance spokesperson sets out the policy initiatives he will advocate for during the upcoming stages of recovery
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The National Party's associate finance spokesperson sets out the policy initiatives he will advocate for during the upcoming stages of recovery
Kernel's Dean Anderson, who manages index funds, takes a critical look at the performance of his rivals, active fund managers, as everyone battles through the markets in a pandemic
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Kernel's Dean Anderson, who manages index funds, takes a critical look at the performance of his rivals, active fund managers, as everyone battles through the markets in a pandemic
Russell Jones says the COVID-19 epidemic has to affect the viability of Auckland’s public transport infrastructure investments, and the recent changed behaviour may never fully return
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Russell Jones says the COVID-19 epidemic has to affect the viability of Auckland’s public transport infrastructure investments, and the recent changed behaviour may never fully return
Trust lawyer Tammy McLeod says a large proportion of Trusts are now likely not needed. She backgrounds their rise, their ensuing irrelevance, and identifies the remaining reasons a Trust might still be valuable
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Trust lawyer Tammy McLeod says a large proportion of Trusts are now likely not needed. She backgrounds their rise, their ensuing irrelevance, and identifies the remaining reasons a Trust might still be valuable