Capitalism: Bruised but still champion
Speech to the PortfolioConstruction Forum Symposium in Auckland on why capitalism, though bruised, remains the champion.
Speech to the PortfolioConstruction Forum Symposium in Auckland on why capitalism, though bruised, remains the champion.
Bill English’s achievements of the past six years of adversity are remarkable.
Effective political decision-making has never really been the EU’s strength in the euro crisis.
Those who believe they can neatly choose between higher unemployment and higher inflation, typically end up with both.
Europe’s policy paralysis has been of a similar nature in the euro crisis.
New Zealand affords itself the luxury of treating overseas investment as a privilege rather than as a necessary and desirable means of better integrating ourselves with the world, so as to make the most of what it has to offer.
What may look like the euro’s strength is not quite what it seems.
Whether there is enough competition in the New Zealand retail sector, is hard to tell.
Knowing something about the development of economics can save you from having to reinvent the wheel.
LGNZ’s inquiry into local government funding makes sense.
© Dr Oliver Hartwich