
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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At the invitation of Te Arikinui kuini Nga Wai hono i te po, I was honoured (not to mention more than a little overawed) to sit on the paepae at Tūrangawaewae with the hau kāinga and speak at the pōwhiri for Te Kāwanatanga during Koroneihan...
This post is for all those geeks, nerds, and politico and data tragics who have nothing better to do than play with spreadsheets in the hope for a better Aotearoa. So arohamai if this post is not for you, but hopefully you will indulge me a...
Tēnā koutou people of New Zealand,
I have been told to “go home to where you came from” countless times through my nearly seven decades here - from my very early memories to just last week, and many of the days, weeks, months, and years in...
As all students of economics (should) know, monetary policy and fiscal policy are the principal tools in the macro-economic toolkit.
The past 40 years has seen the macro-economic toolkit being...
As I foreshadowed at the Reality of Everything Symposium, I propose (below) the Economic Governance Act 2027. This is an attempt to confront the constitutional and legislative framework...
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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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