
Thoughts and commentary from an economist adjusting to 21st century Aotearoa, where being a good ancestor requires some large changes in (or replacement of) the business-as-usual model of the 20th century.
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My kōrero to today’s The Reality of Everything symposium.
Tēnā koutou katoa.
Tēnā koutou te inanahi, te ināianei, me te āpōpō.
Ko tenei taku mihi ngā tangata whenua o te rohe nei.
E ngā iwi, e ngā mana, e ngā reo, e rau Rangatira...
Slides from this morning’s whakaaro with FOMA whānau. Closely linked to earlier article on “Is growth the answer"?
An encouragement to Māori to embrace more nuanced and sophisticated business and economic models to deliver mana motuhake....
I would like to thank the National Iwi Chairs Forum and Te Rōpū Kaimahi o Aotearoa for the opportunity to contribute to their joint briefing to politicians and media on the Friday following the release of Budget 2026.
A video recording (ap...
Responsibility was the guiding catch-cry for Budget 2026. Nothing else mattered.
But glaringly absent were questions of responsibility for who? Or, to who? And, of...
With Budget announcements to be completed tomorrow, thought it may be helpful to re-circulate parts of a preview of the Budget 2024. The sections below rehash the standard homilies almost always heard in earlier Budgets, and will no doubt b...
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Economist by trade, economics as centered on people and place. Worked in academia (VicUni), consulting (BERL), and public service (ProdComm). Now, I think, write, and count (I love numbers\ud83d\ude0a) for fun! Toitū Te Tiriti! PS: I love cricket too\ud83d\ude42.
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