On episode 29 of Locked Out with Craig Renney, we look at a recent speech given by the Minister of Infrastructure Chris Bishop, and ask if the ‘green shoots’ he can see in the economy are visible to anyone else. Have a listen now.Â
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Ep28 What latest migration numbers mean for the economy
On episode 28 of locked out with Craig Renney, we look at the numbers that have just been released on migration, and what they likely mean for the economy, the government, and everyone else here in Aotearoa. Have a listen now.
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Ep27 Unemployment rate rises to 9 year high of 5.3%
In episode 27 of Locked Out with Craig Renney, we take a look at the recent Labour Market Data, and look at what’s happening with unemployment, underemployment, and wages. Who is losing and is anyone winning right now?
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Ep26 Selected Price Index and the Cost of Living
In episode 26 of Locked Out with Craig Renney, we explore the latest Selected Price Index data, looking at how your experience of inflation might not look like what the official data is telling us. We also explore what this might mean for next week when the Consumer Price Index is released on Monday, 20th October. Have a listen now.
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Ep25 the singularly most stupid policy yet launched by the Coalition government
In episode 25 of locked out with Craig Renney, we take a closer look at what might prove to the singularly most stupid policy yet launched by the Coalition government – the removal of Jobseekers Support for 18 & 19 year olds. A policy so bereft of analysis, design, and delivery that it plumbs as yet uncharted depths of absurdity. Have a listen now.
Economist Craig Renney gives weekly insights into the numbers that we hear about from the government, Craig will cut through the noise and translate what all those massive governmental numbers mean for the average Joe and Jane.
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