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Never argue with an economist

July 1st 2010 03:14
John Key
John Key
Wages in New Zealand are about a third lower than wages across the puddle in Australia, and the country's much-respected Reserve Bank Governor, Sir Alan Bollard, was recently quoted as saying that wasn't about to change. New Zealand, he said, did not have the same advantages, such as mineral deposits, and was unable to compete.


New Zealand Prime Minister John Key sniffed a political opportunity and made a public pronouncement that Bollard's comments were negative. His government, he said, was pursuing policies to raise New Zealand income levels to match those of Australia within 15 years.

Bollard, who has a PhD in Economics, an Honorary Doctorate in Laws and a lot of common sense, said nothing.

But the television station TVNZ sniffed a journalistic opportunity and conducted a poll asking people whom they believed. More than 70 per cent believed Bollard, about 20 per cent sided with Key.

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image: Otago Daily Times

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