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Compulsory redundancy payments2 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: I see there is some talk of compulsory redundancy payments after this sad story. Now even though it … more →

Tags: Government Policy, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Political Economy

Iceland's bankrupt: Is this where NZ is going?

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: So we all know that Iceland is bankrupt – what is the situation like for New Zealand? A few of … more →

Tags: International Economics

Did the Bank start cutting too late?7 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: In what appears to be becoming a “stand up for the Bank” day, I was surprised to see Ste … more →

Tags: monetary economics

Defending the Bank's attack on "prices"11 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: Yesterday I said that I thought the Bank’s speech on bringing down the price level was ridicul … more →

Tags: Antitrust, Macroeconomics

Everyone needs to play their part?5 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: In an interesting speech by the RBNZ governor Alan Bollard we are told that everyone needs to play t … more →

Probation periods: How I see it at the moment13 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: In net terms I am AGAINST the probation policy being put through today. That puts me in a pretty sig … more →

Tags: Government Policy

Question: How is probation period policy different to current policy?12 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: Please, explain to me how the current probation policy is different from the one National is going t … more →

Tags: Government Policy

Why would export volumes not fall during a global recession?3 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: A recent survey stated that New Zealand exports were “resiliant” in the face of a massiv … more →

Tags: International Economics

More talking from the PM - why?9 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: I see that the PM has been talking about financial economic variables again – this time it is … more →

Taking another quick look at petrol prices1 comment

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: So since the last post I’ve thought of a few other things I could do to get an idea of pricing … more →

Tags: Industrial Economics

Mis-reading confidence5 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: What the hell is with the headlines saying “Confidence surges post-election” and “ … more →

November NBNZ Business Outlook: Pessimism runs wild4 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: A couple of weeks ago the November NBNZ Business Outlook survey was release – and man was it a … more →

Why did the RBNZ say the recession was over?11 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: A lot of people appear to be discussing the RBNZ’s call that the New Zealand recession is over … more →

Tags: monetary economics

Do petrol prices need to fall substantially further?4 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: Today on Breakfast Paul Henry was stating that petrol prices are far too high, given that crude oil … more →

Tags: Industrial Economics

Bye bye Buy New Zealand made4 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: Buy New Zealand made is gone – good. The stated aim of the campaign was to protect New Zealand … more →

Should New Zealand do anything in the face of global shocks?7 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: The data is changing so quickly that it gives me an intense sense of fatigue. As a result, I thought … more →

Agreeing with Treasury or the Finance Minister?14 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: I am surprised to see Bill English slam his former department – of course it is entirely likel … more →

And the Reserve Bank cuts ...16 comments

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: So, the Reserve Bank has just announced that it has cut by … I don’t know, its 7.30am fo … more →

RBA cuts 1001 comment

Matt Nolan wrote 11 months ago: The Reserve Bank of Australia cut 100 basis points last night taking the cash rate to 4.25% – … more →

Tags: Australian economics


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