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Current account deficit still a problem

ANALYSIS: Short-term sacrifice of a slower economy may be too much to endure.

New Zealand has not saved enough for its own investment needs for many years. A low savings rate relative to investment has meant that fulfilling New Zealand’s investment needs has required us to borrow from overseas.

The enormous and relentless gap between our investment and saving levels is

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John McDermott Tue, 15 Feb 2022
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