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2023 election study: What voters really wanted, and why the coalition’s mandate could be fragile
The scale of fraud against seniors is huge, and still growing; Annie Lecompte explains why
Increased investor risk-taking could fuel vulnerabilities, warns the IMF
The IMF says world growth is projected to hold steady, but amid weakening prospects and rising threats, the world needs a shift in policy gears
Patrick Nolan says that as we finally get serious about reforming our superannuations system (as the claimant level rises sharply), we will have to face up to some serious trade-offs, and make hard choices
The changing face of China’s animal protein market – four key trends set to shape future of consumption
Mona Krewel and Jack Vowles examine how New Zealanders feel about political party funding
Can NZ’s supply chain build enough resilience and sustainability to survive the next global crisis?
Preventing falls: Google Street View offers a quick way to assess risks for older New Zealanders
Jim O'Neill thinks the grouping continues to show that it serves no purpose beyond generating symbolic political gestures
Eswar Prasad looks beyond promising headline trends to identify deep-seated risks and barriers to growth
The IMF notes that the recent inflation surge followed a unique disruption to the global economy, but it still offers important lessons for central banks
The IMF says elevated risks to public debt call for enduring and carefully designed fiscal adjustments
AI-driven trading could lead to faster and more efficient markets, but also higher trading volumes and greater volatility in times of stress, says the IMF
19th Oct 24, 8:45am
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AI-driven trading could lead to faster and more efficient markets, but also higher trading volumes and greater volatility in times of stress, says the IMF
The World Gold Council explains why gold’s long-term return has been and will likely remain, well above inflation
Huang Yiping shows how Chinese industry and capital can accelerate the green transition in developing countries
Clues left by the Alpine Fault’s last big quake reveal its direction – this will help NZ prepare for the inevitable next rupture
Yi Fuxian argues China's efforts to mitigate the effects of rapid demographic ageing are too little, too late
Timothy Welch says Winston Peters’ $100 billion infrastructure fund is the right idea. Politics-as-usual is the problem
Use of AI in property valuation is on the rise – but we need greater transparency and trust
Richard Shaw looks at the Coalition Government a year into its term, noting it's complex and can be unpredictable
Kenneth Rogoff thinks greater economic openness is key to tackling cross-country disparities and achieving sustainability
The IMF says currency intervention should be used as part of an integrated policy approach that incorporates other policy levers to mitigate risks
12th Oct 24, 9:00am
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The IMF says currency intervention should be used as part of an integrated policy approach that incorporates other policy levers to mitigate risks
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Cam Harper says there’s another way to use property as a hedge against inflation, and it doesn’t require owning property
12th Oct 24, 5:30am
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Cam Harper says there’s another way to use property as a hedge against inflation, and it doesn’t require owning property
After years of denial that a crisis was unfolding, the moment of truth has well and truly arrived for our health system. The NZIER propose five priorities to get the system on track and heading in the right direction