Raw Deal – Bill English doesn't believe in adding value
Opinion: The finance minister believes it's better for New Zealand to export raw commodities such as logs.
OPINION
The government keeps claiming it wants to create more added value exports. But Bill English doesn't believe it. He believes it's better for New Zealand to export raw commodities such as logs.
On Larry Williams' business programme on Newstalk ZB, Mr English says, “It's like the
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Josie Pagani
Sat, 22 Mar 2014
Sat, 22 Mar 2014
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Raw Deal – Bill English doesn't believe in adding value
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