Disturbing signals for savers from the Reserve Bank
Infrastructure spending is a poor tool for smoothing economic fluctuations.
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Hawke’s Bay
What are budget advisers to make of the Reserve Bank governor’s call for increased public and private spending?
Adrian Orr has reportedly even floated, as a future contingency option, taxing cash holdings to encourage savers to either spend or invest to stimulate the economy.
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Disturbing signals for savers from the Reserve Bank
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