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How Okun’s Law affects New Zealand

ANALYSIS: What’s more pressing – the NZ banking sector and the ripples of a potential banking crisis reaching our shores or a negative quarterly GDP growth rate and the impact on unemployment? 

NBR columnist Christoph Schumacher speaks with Calida Stuart-Menteath.

So much has happened in the past few weeks that I am spoiled for choice of topics to discuss. In the US, two banks collapsed, causing the biggest bank failures since the GFC. This had a ripple effect that toppled Credit Suisse. Swiss banking giant UBS came to the rescue, which may have prevented

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Christoph Schumacher Mon, 10 Apr 2023
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