Economics
The invitation to comment on the proposed Regulatory Standards Bill opens with Minister David Seymour stating ‘[m]ost of New Zealand's problems can be traced to poor productivity, and poor productivity can be traced to poor regulations’.
The state of the current economy may be similar to when National left office in 2017.
While we may not always have quality political leadership, a couple of recently published autobiographies indicate sometimes we strike it lucky.
It is difficult to make sense of the Luxon Coalition Government’s economic management.
The closest parallel to the current economic situation may be after Ruth Richardson became Minister of Finance in late 1990.
How the Prospect Theory of Behavioural Economics Makes Economic Analysis Difficult
Property rights – which enable decisions over tangible and intangible assets – are critical to an economy as Why Nations Fail pointed out.
Do its Property Right Provisions Make Sense?