KiwiSaver changes, while logical, will annoy some in the finance and saving industry. The new border tax is likely to upset tourism and reassure agriculture in equal measures.
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But for most in business, today will be business as usual.
There's a broad consensus that this is just fine.
The economy is still solid and consumer confidence strong but as it wavers on falling commodity prices it remains crucial for Bill English to be prudent with spending.
So it is fair to say expectations weren't high but in some sectors there will be grumbles about what wasn't in yesterday's document.
Retailers aren't happy that the Government opted not to tackle the thorny issue of charging GST on overseas purchases. Some in the small business sector were looking for targeted tax breaks and incentives.
What surprises there were involved social policy tweaks that have some on the Right calling it too far to the Left.
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That won't hurt this Government, further positioning it towards the pragmatic, centrist position it has carved for itself. In the end the only thing that will hurt this Government is a faltering economy.
If commodities don't recover in the next few months then English will be facing a much sterner test this time next year.
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