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| Last Updated: Aug 15th, 2008 - 11:26:43 |
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2006 Newsletters
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3 February 2006
Thought for the Day
More Cullenomics:
I see that the Labour government is set to convert us into a high wage society. They are starting with the young people and passing a law that forces any employer to pay them 30% more.
If they could just extend their thinking a bit more and pass a law that raised the wages of everyone by 30% we would be a high wage society and as good as the Aussies.
We would soon be a regular little Switzerland of the South Pacific.
Yeah, right.
Feb 3, 2006, 10:26
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3 February 2006
Labour's Legacy: A Faltering Economy
This is a copy of Don Brash's "Orewa" speech for 2006.
Feb 1, 2006, 02:55
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3 February 2006
Cullen on Brash: Is that all?
And Michael Cullen replies.
Feb 1, 2006, 01:58
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3 February 2006
Germany: Doomed by Schmöllerism
Here is an essay on the German economy which puts many aspects into perspective. Again it provides examples of how economies work and we can all learn from these lessons of the past. External conditions change continually and "Cause and Effect" are not always obvious but it just means we need to look more carefully at our own economic settings as adjusted by our politicians and keep asking, "how we can do better?"
Nov 30, 2005, 12:07
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3 February 2006
Robust or Rigid? The Future Labour Market
Christofer Talks about Sweden. "Obviously, I should be honest and say that I cannot imagine why so many people would want to come to Sweden. We have quite low real incomes, the highest taxes in the world and, to be honest, the weather is really pretty miserable."
Nov 1, 2005, 10:20
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