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The K in recovery

15/12/202027/01/2021 - Leave a Comment

A post-Covid divergence in fortunes is leaving women in the trailing leg. Selvin Kwong reports.  Jenny is one of many women who lost their jobs or had their hours reduced …

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Project Ruhani

08/10/202012/10/2020 - Leave a Comment

Watch their final presentation and discussion with our expert panel… View the presentation … and hear our expert panel’s reflections. … and read more about this great project and the …

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Could The 4-Day Work Week Be the Way to Recover From Coronavirus? New Zealand Thinks So.

20/05/202021/05/2020 - Leave a Comment

New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern suggested that the country should consider moving to a four day work week in order to encourage domestic tourism as the country looks beyond …

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People in Pacific Island Nations try bartering during pandemic lockdown

08/05/2020 - Leave a Comment

A photography session for an old carpet? Or two piglets for a kayak? In Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, and Vanuatu, people are attempting barters to combat the precarious economic conditions induced …

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Increased inequality following natural disasters exacerbated by recovery funding, study shows

27/02/202027/02/2020 - Leave a Comment

Low-income earners, small-business owners and part-time workers are more likely to lose income following a disaster. Middle and high-income earners, full-time workers and owners of larger businesses are far less …

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Governments should put wellbeing of citizens ahead of GDP in budget priorities, Iceland PM urges

05/12/201906/12/2019 - Leave a Comment

Governments should prioritise environmental and social factors in their budgets instead of GDP, Iceland’s prime minister has urged, in a call for “an alternative future based on wellbeing and inclusive growth”. Katrin Jakobsdottir emphasised …

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What economic reform thinking might have looked like if we’d bothered to do it.

12/12/201803/07/2020 - Leave a Comment

Here I am back… in the Treasury like a recurring decimal – but with one great difference. In 1918 most people’s only idea was to get back to pre-1914. No …

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What Economic Reform should have looked liked

13/11/201814/07/2019 - Leave a Comment

The turn to economic liberalisation from the 1970s on used ideas from the academy to address the problems of over-regulation and economic policy making by deal doing. But once underway, …

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