Productivity Commission estimates hugely reduced buying power by 2060
What are the consequences of the New Zealand economy remaining low-yielding?
New Zealand’s productivity track record is failing us. That was the key message delivered by the Productivity Commission’s new report, Productivity by the numbers: 2019.
“[Our] economy is like a car stuck in first gear, where faster growth comes from revving the engine rather than driving
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Patrick Carvalho
Sun, 23 Jun 2019
Sun, 23 Jun 2019
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Productivity Commission estimates hugely reduced buying power by 2060
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