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This lockdown hasn't shifted economic forecasts but that doesn't mean it has no influence.
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Summer jobs for students: Who's hiring - and what they'll pay
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US unemployment benefits to lapse as Trump rages
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Liam Dann: Content or complacent? NZ's happiness dilemma
Kiwis rise to the challenge of the big shocks but struggle to confront ongoing problems.
Covid-19: Was the $14b wage subsidy well-spent?
Govt payout kept people in jobs, but could that have been achieved at less cost?
Editorial: Take a bow New Zealand, we saved our economy
New Zealanders went on a heroic spending spree in the third quarter, GDP figures showed.
New survey: Most in demand jobs for 2021 revealed
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Liam Dann: Are low interest rates good or bad for poor people?
Middle-class panic has put heat on interest rates but what's the impact on real poverty?
Covid stress, job losses: Man's heart attack on Auckland Harbour Bridge
Researchers warn a rise in unemployment due to Covid could mean more heart attacks.
Economy Hub: Adrian Orr on the politics of house prices
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Kiwis went on post-lockdown spending bender. Here's what we bought
It would appear the stories about spending up big after the Covid lockdown were true.
Govt's $16m to help desperate, jobless migrant workers
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House price surge just getting started, Westpac warns
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Editorial: Covid is complicating the Reserve Bank's message but here's a summary.
Liam Dann: What went wrong? Why is the economy doing so well?
We don't run inquests into why things have gone better than expected, but we should.
More than 11,800 working age population on jobseeker benefit
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September quarter unemployment data is due this Wednesday.