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Monday, 26 April 2010 08:20 |
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Last week's Christchurch Fabian 'Bold Choices' seminar is covered in today's Dom-Post:
On a sunny Sunday afternoon in Christchurch about 50 people gather to listen to four men preach what big business and government circles consider economic heresy.
The speakers are Business and Economic Research chief economist Ganesh Nana, hi-tech businessman Selwyn Pellett from Endace, Manufacturers and Exporters Association chief executive John Walley and business commentator Rod Oram.
They are all singing a similar song: The New Zealand economy is broken and needs a drastic policy shift to avert complete disaster brought on by ballooning foreign debt and a crippled export sector...
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Wednesday, 14 April 2010 16:56 |
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Selwyn Pellett was interviewed by Paul on 95bfm's wire about the context and implications of the proposed sale of the Crafar farms to overseas interests, providing a highly relevant example of the key points he raised in his recent seminar presentation.
Update: Also interviewed last week on this subject by David Beatson.
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Alternative Budget Competition |
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Wednesday, 14 April 2010 16:36 |
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The Productive Economy Council and the New Zealand Manufacturers and Exporters Association (whose representatives, Selwyn Pellet and John Walley, feature in our 'Bold Choices for a Better Future' seminars) are maintaining momentum on the economic debate by sponsoring the inaugural Alternative Budget Competition which is open to all currently enrolled university students.
Your can read the full press release here
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Thursday, 18 March 2010 21:38 |
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Thursday, 25 March 2010 00:00 |
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Peter Harris' lecture providing a context for the 2010 Budget was well received in both Auckland on Tuesday and Wellington on Wednesday. He offered the perpective that, despite the traditional rhetoric and posturing, any Budget has little to offer as an instrument of change for any Government, so don't expect big things from this one.
However, Peter did identify critical pressures on the economy and tax system that were fundamentally misrepresented by the Tax Working Group and are to be ignored at our peril. The TWG's flawed analysis and selective recommendations are to form the basis of a 'ruse to cut working for families by stealth', while 'the rich don't pay taxes anyway'.
The paper that forms the basis of Peter's lecture is available for download here.
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