Independent economist Cameron Bagrie spoke to The Country's Jamie Mackay today. Photo / Alex Burton
Today on The Country radio show, host Jamie Mackay catches up with independent economist Cameron Bagrie, to get his opinion on a capital gains tax.
On with the show:
Cameron Bagrie:
We ask an independent economist whether the OCR will drop by 25 or 50 basis points tomorrow. We also discuss the exchange rate and why he reckons a capital gains tax is a good idea.
John McOviney:
The chief executive of Steelfort is also a Waitomo sheep and beef farmer. And his farm has certainly been in the news with the sighting of the Marakopa fugitive Tom Phillips and his three children.
Karen Morrish:
The chief executive of Apples and Pears NZ comments on the good prospects for the pip fruit industry.
Vanessa Winning:
The chief executive of Irrigation NZ expands on the fast-tracking of the Ruataniwha Dam project. But are there other dams on the fast-track list?
Bryce McKenzie:
We catch up with one of the co-founders of Groundswell - just back from Sri Lanka and the Senior World Cup of Indoor Cricket - and ask what he was doing dodging the hard yards during the floods on his West Otago farm. Plus, we talk about the animal activists hounding flood-affected farmers. (Part two tomorrow)
Listen below:
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