A majority NBR member subscribers polled are unconvinced Labour’s compulsory savings plan will help battle inflation and bring the exchange rate down.
Labour’s finance spokesman David Parker says the plan to use hikes in compulsory saving rather than interest rate hikes will better battle
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Victoria Young
Thu, 01 May 2014
Thu, 01 May 2014
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SUBSCRIBER-ONLY POLL RESULT: Will Labour's 'big tool' variable compulsory savings rates help battle inflation and bring the exchange rate down?
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