RBNZ’s scapegoating of Michael Reddell over OCR leak 'infantile'
Central bank's ire directed at its former staffer who reported the March OCR leak instead of Mediaworks which made the leak. With special feature audio.
The Reserve Bank’s scapegoating of its former staffer, Michael Reddell, over the leak of the March official cash rate (OCR) cut is infantile and unnecessary, says independent economist Shamubeel Eaqub.
“To try and cover up their own mistakes by blaming others is really very infantile and
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Jenny Ruth
Thu, 26 May 2016
Thu, 26 May 2016
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RBNZ’s scapegoating of Michael Reddell over OCR leak 'infantile'
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