Insights – Page 12 – Dr Oliver Hartwich

Save our cities

28/10/2022

In the past two years, New Zealand’s cities have lost population while the country as a whole has grown.

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Learning from the Truss disaster

21/10/2022

Truss has shown the world how not to do policy. And that remains her only political achievement.

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Russia’s war against the West escalates

30/09/2022

We should let go of the illusion that normality will return once the war in Ukraine is over. Russia’s war on Western democracy preceded its military aggression on Ukraine. It will continue as long as the Russian leadership remains in power.

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A conference nightmare

23/09/2022

Having attended too many public policy conferences, it was only a matter of time until they started haunting me in my sleep.

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Wanted: A plan for real change

16/09/2022

Whoever produces the better roadmap will win next year’s election.

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Queen Elizabeth II (1926 – 2022)

09/09/2022

As we are saddened by Elizabeth’s passing, she leaves us many models: a model of duty, of service, of promises kept, of integrity, of unity.

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The curious Dr Wilkinson

19/08/2022

We are lucky to have Bryce at the Initiative. As he celebrates his special day, we wish him many more years of economic curiosity.

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Focus on price stability

29/07/2022

We need central banks globally to refocus on their core task: price stability.

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No trivial pursuit

22/07/2022

At the very least, schools should teach students how to read, write and calculate. Our children are wasting their potential if we do not equip them with these skills.

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Paying the price for economic mismanagement

15/07/2022

The Government’s economic competence will determine how long and how deep our economic downturn will be.

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