Ep12 Ed Miller - How much tax does UBER pay and are drivers employees or not?
On Episode 12 of Locked Out with Craig Renney we have Edward Miller, a Researcher with the Centre of International Corporate Tax Accountability and Research. Ed is taking us through his latest research on UBER, how it makes its money, and how much tax it pays. We also look at the UBER model considering the Supreme Court case next on whether its workers are contractors or employees. It’s important stuff, so give it a listen now.
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Ep011 Chloe Swarbrick and the Green Party Fiscal Strategy
On this week's show we are delighted to have Green Party Co-Leader Chlöe Swarbrick talking about the recently released Green Party Fiscal Strategy, and why we need to reconsider how we do public investment in Aotearoa. How a different approach might yield different - and hopefully better - outcomes.
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Locked Out GDP numbers special LIVESTREAM
On this special Mini- Locked Out we take a look at the GDP numbers fresh from their release at Statistics New Zealand. We look at what the numbers mean, and what they tell us about the direction of travel for the economy.
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Ep09 Superannuation with Labour's Spokesperson for Seniors, Ingrid Leary
This week we welcome Labour Spokesperson for Seniors Ingrid Leary to talk about superannuation and the case for reform. We also look ahead to the GDP data cooling out this week. A special mini Lock-Out will be released on Thursday when that data is out - look out for it then.
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Ep09 Craig Renney and Barbara Edmonds Christchurch seminar on Budget 2025
In this episode we go to a public meeting in Christchurch to discuss the Budget with Labour Finance Spokesperson Hon. Barbara Edmonds. We look at the evidence, and talk about what an alternative government could be doing.
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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