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Nick Smith risks National’s dominance in Auckland

Nick Smith risks National's dominance in Auckland. With special audio feature.

Fri, 19 Feb 2016

It’s a rule of government that any policy designed to be countercyclical will turn out to be procyclical and vice versa.

For three years, there has been concern about the rate of inflation in the Auckland residential property market relative to other prices and wages.  Economically, this is

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