unpredictable has its benefits in that he wont be obvious and will keep the markets on their toes. predictable rate cuts are food for large players to gobble up.
unpredictable has its benefits in that he wont be obvious and will keep the markets on their toes. predictable rate cuts are food for large players to gobble up.
Thanks for highlighting the last line, it shows the writer has got some unhealthy agenda against the governor and his idea of yet more authorities and regulatory bodies is just supporting his network of talking heads all , justifying their jobs with spin and hubris and butt covering.
Thanks for highlighting the last line, it shows the writer has got some unhealthy agenda against the governor and his idea of yet more authorities and regulatory bodies is just supporting his network of talking heads all , justifying their jobs with spin and hubris and butt covering.
Transparent indeed, adapting ,no.
Unhealthy agenda? I thought it was a well structured opinion piece from a very knowledgeable writer. Orr needs to deflate his ego before someone else does it for him. We don't need rockstar RB governors and economists. We need sound policy and a functioning regulatory regime. Going and sitting with Te Roroa to get permission to talk of Tane Mahuta is PC BS. We've already got a flaky feel good PM, we don't need it spreading further.
Unhealthy agenda? I thought it was a well structured opinion piece from a very knowledgeable writer. Orr needs to deflate his ego before someone else does it for him. We don't need rockstar RB governors and economists. We need sound policy and a functioning regulatory regime. Going and sitting with Te Roroa to get permission to talk of Tane Mahuta is PC BS. We've already got a flaky feel good PM, we don't need it spreading further.
Agree with you jonu
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
Unhealthy agenda? I thought it was a well structured opinion piece from a very knowledgeable writer. Orr needs to deflate his ego before someone else does it for him. We don't need rockstar RB governors and economists. We need sound policy and a functioning regulatory regime. Going and sitting with Te Roroa to get permission to talk of Tane Mahuta is PC BS. We've already got a flaky feel good PM, we don't need it spreading further.
Think your post was a fair rebuttal until the last line as well. thanks for your transparency anyway.
I see Orr (OK the RBNZ is) is recruiting for a CULTURAL CAPABILITY ADVISOR MAORI to help implement his "Te Ao Maori strategy..designed to build a bankwide understanding of the Maori economy"
goodness gracious
“ At the top of every bubble, everyone is convinced it's not yet a bubble.”
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