Labour’s tax plans are a troubling recipe for a misguided policy, combining contradictions, selective polling, economic fallacies, legal complexities, and political expediency, resulting in a disastrous outcome for New Zealand. […]
There are good reasons to be sceptical about the New Zealand’s Labour Party plan to remove GST from fresh fruit and vegetables, […]
Imagine your dues to government not as taxes. Just as payments with benefits. Bliss. […]
For the Greens’ long-term success, the party would be wise not to focus on its fringe supporters –which might just get the party over the 5 percent threshold – but instead on the centre of society which could make the Greens a mainstream force […]
If politicians could make companies more productive and innovative by decree, they would have done so a long time ago. […]
Bill Gates wants a tax on robots. But what about all the other things that have made us ever made more productive? […]
Most economists would agree that for this reason companies never really pay tax at all. So my question is why do we keep pretending that they do? […]
It surprising just how quickly commentators jumped from the Panama Papers to assumptions about New Zealand’s offshore trusts regime. […]
If there is a housing shortage at the root of our affordability crisis, the best response is to increase housing supply. […]
Whether Juncker’s political career will come to an abrupt end now depends entirely on whether he can sufficiently distance himself from the Lux Leaks revelations. Or indeed, whether those who elected him to his new office will award him a grace period regardless. […]
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