Widely touted as a role model for responsible government, the New Zealand brand of dry economic management appears to have been oversold. After two years in which the economy was dragged spectacularly from a long period of negative growth to race ahead at more than 6%, there was an equally headline-grabbing plunge over the next two years that only now appears to have hit bottom. What the policy clearly has failed to provide is the predicted stable platform.
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